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This happened to me on a car deal. Answered an ad, drove 30 miles each way to meet, made an offer that was accepted, got a bill of sale for the the deposit I left with them because they had to get it smogged. In passing they mentioned they had another appointment, but at the time I didn't give it a thought. Then a few days later I got an email, change of heart, they are giving it to their kid, yada, yada. I'm 98% sure they got a better offer.Comment
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Originally posted by Big JakeI will admit, however, that I've known a few ladies that I "helped" to say a few religious things. They screamed it quite loudly as I recall!
Originally posted by LonestargrizzlyYou cant tell me that her lips dont look like the business end of an anus.Comment
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Forgive and forget


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If you decide to leave a feedback, per forum rules, you can only leave a neutral one, since no transaction took place.So, I'm the buyer
. The seller and I agreed on a price, date, and location. The day prior to the transaction we are to contact one another to confirm the time. I contact the seller via text and he replies with-"Sorry, I've been thinking about it and I don't think I want to sell anymore. I'm going to delete my C.G. thread. Sorry for any inconvenience".
So, between Tuesday and Friday he thinks he doesn't want to sell the handgun anymore, even though we both agreed on the sale transaction prior.
What type of itrader rating would you leave in this situation?
17) iTrader ratings.
Negative feedback should be reserved for transactions where one party has lost either money or goods, or the delivered product is substantially different than advertised. Positive feedback is appropriate for a transaction with good communications between they parties involved and that completes in a timely manner. Neutral feedback is for everything else, including transactions which are not completed. Use the comment section to describe why you gave the rating you did. Retaliatory feedback is not tolerated and should be reported to a moderator. See Rule #16 regarding Marketplace Disputes.Comment
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I agree with others, move on. If the guy made you drive somewhere and no showed, no response, then I would resort to that.
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Calguns... the only forum where grown men act like five year olds saying "teacher he hit me."Comment
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None. He changed his mind. Let it go.So, I'm the buyer
. The seller and I agreed on a price, date, and location. The day prior to the transaction we are to contact one another to confirm the time. I contact the seller via text and he replies with-"Sorry, I've been thinking about it and I don't think I want to sell anymore. I'm going to delete my C.G. thread. Sorry for any inconvenience".
So, between Tuesday and Friday he thinks he doesn't want to sell the handgun anymore, even though we both agreed on the sale transaction prior.
What type of itrader rating would you leave in this situation?
Would have been different if he set up meeting at the LGS, you got there, and he stood you up; but with no real skin off your nose, it's a non-issue.
Simply, no deal, no feedback.-----------------------------------------------
Originally posted by LibrarianWhat compelling interest has any level of government in knowing what guns are owned by civilians? (Those owned by government should be inventoried and tracked, for exactly the same reasons computers and desks and chairs are tracked: responsible care of public property.)
If some level of government had that information, what would they do with it? How would having that info benefit public safety? How would it benefit law enforcement?Comment
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Originally posted by LibrarianWhat compelling interest has any level of government in knowing what guns are owned by civilians? (Those owned by government should be inventoried and tracked, for exactly the same reasons computers and desks and chairs are tracked: responsible care of public property.)
If some level of government had that information, what would they do with it? How would having that info benefit public safety? How would it benefit law enforcement?Comment
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That sucks. You still have the money though. You will find the same gun eventually
SoftballNut831Comment
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None. Deal was canceled before arranged meeting. No harm no foul.So, I'm the buyer
. The seller and I agreed on a price, date, and location. The day prior to the transaction we are to contact one another to confirm the time. I contact the seller via text and he replies with-"Sorry, I've been thinking about it and I don't think I want to sell anymore. I'm going to delete my C.G. thread. Sorry for any inconvenience".
So, between Tuesday and Friday he thinks he doesn't want to sell the handgun anymore, even though we both agreed on the sale transaction prior.
What type of itrader rating would you leave in this situation?
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As most others have said, it happens, a seller did me the exact same thing on an HK USP .45, we had a time and a place set up and all, I was about to leave the house when the seller stopped all communications with me.
In the end I ended up buying another 1911 so I did OK.
Forget about the whole thing and move on with life, something better will come your way.
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Official answer: Neutral. You had a deal, he broke it. He gave you advance notice and you were not out any money just some time, so there was no recompense needed to make things right ~rktIf it was a snake, it would have bit me.
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