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common courtesy

Posted: Tue May 26, 2009 11:43 pm
by N0VPD
it sure would be nice if the people that are interested in an item let the seller know either way if they are going to buy the item or not, especially after a few emails wanting to know other facts about the item. that way the seller can either remove the item or keep it listed. some of you people just dont seem to have common sense. if you cant treat others in a decent manner, then i suggest that you go and learn how to. grow up and get with it.

Re: common courtesy

Posted: Thu Aug 12, 2010 2:53 am
by K9XR
Be careful, You are starting to sound like a "CRYBABY" and I know you don'ty want to do anything like that.

N0VPD wrote:it sure would be nice if the people that are interested in an item let the seller know either way if they are going to buy the item or not, especially after a few emails wanting to know other facts about the item. that way the seller can either remove the item or keep it listed. some of you people just dont seem to have common sense. if you cant treat others in a decent manner, then i suggest that you go and learn how to. grow up and get with it.

Posted: Thu Aug 12, 2010 3:00 am
by N0VPD
i guess your not very smart because that post said exactly what i said again that people can't be trusted these days. it amazes me how many ignorant people there are in this world today. i am not crying i am just pointing out the fact that there are a whole lot of stupid morons in this world. need i say more?

SURE SOUNDS LIKE CRYING TO ME

Posted: Thu Aug 12, 2010 3:18 am
by K9XR
I may not be very smart, but it seems to me you are just Bitching about a potential buyer who hasn't even made a commitment to buy anything. What did that cost you? I would think that a genius would be able to spot "tire kickers" a mile away and just move on with your life. I am just shocked!!! It would seem to me that if someone doesn't say "I will Take it", that a genius like you would figure out that they don't want it and go on to the next buyer instead of crying about it here.

OH WAIT, I think I finally get it . When we talk about a rude seller who goes back on a commitment we are "crying" but when you complain about a "NON DEAL" you are just being informative. I would think that someone a smart as you would know the difference between a commitment and a "NON DEAL".

N0VPD wrote:i guess your not very smart because that post said exactly what i said again that people can't be trusted these days. it amazes me how many ignorant people there are in this world today. i am not crying i am just pointing out the fact that there are a whole lot of stupid morons in this world. need i say more?

Posted: Thu Aug 12, 2010 10:37 am
by kw4h
N0VPD wrote:i guess your not very smart because that post said exactly what i said again that people can't be trusted these days. it amazes me how many ignorant people there are in this world today. i am not crying i am just pointing out the fact that there are a whole lot of stupid morons in this world. need i say more?
With few exceptions, I've found most people to be trustworthy and honest -- particularly in the ham community. There are a few rotten apples out there, but most folks are pleasant to deal with and pretty reasonable. Just my two cents.

73, Steve.

Posted: Thu Aug 12, 2010 12:56 pm
by lhk0pd
I've after asking questions back and forth and up on deciding yes i'll buy it only to have the seller say sorry but i just sold it. So it works both ways and i'm not complaining as that is how it is.

Posted: Thu Aug 12, 2010 1:36 pm
by N0VPD
to kw4h & k0pd:
i totally agree with you. i have had many dealings both buying and selling and most people are good decent people. my only beef is that like those chronic complainers who get their feelings hurt. what a bunch of moronic cry babies. oh well. enough of this. have a good one. 73's.

Posted: Fri Aug 13, 2010 3:59 pm
by w5rkl
The only thing I would add to this discussion is if an item has been sold then the seller should take the time to edit the ad to reflect the item(s) were sold.

Just my 2 cents worth.

courtesy?

Posted: Mon Aug 16, 2010 11:40 am
by w8jn
Karl,
Based on your comments, I am guessing you call the car salesman back after you take an hour of his time and tell him you are buying from his competitor? You call the furniture salesman back after you ask him 100 questions, thanking him for his time, however you are not buying from him?
happy hoss trading Paul w8jn

Posted: Mon Aug 16, 2010 6:16 pm
by N0VPD
that's right i do. his time is why he's there. he knows, or should know, that everyone is not going to be a sale. i go with the best value, the best price, and with the one i trust the most. see? unlike (probably you) i have the guts to tell it like it really is. i am not a phony like most people these days. if i am selling something, the first to pay is the one it goes to. if i am buying, i am smart enough, unlike most people, to know that it's a crap shoot. grow up and open your eyes and for once see what the REAL world is like. have a nice day.

chilllll

Posted: Mon Aug 16, 2010 6:44 pm
by w8jn
Wow Karl,
Such hostility! Not good for the blood pressure.
happy hoss trading Paul w8jn

Posted: Mon Aug 16, 2010 9:18 pm
by N0VPD
not hostility just honesty

goes with the territory

Posted: Mon Aug 16, 2010 9:58 pm
by w8jn
Karl,
Those of us who are regular sellers and hoss traders understand that some people will ask questions and then become cosmic debris (Frank Zappa). The more information you place in your ad and the better your reputation as a seller, the less aggravation you have. I just purchased a 9000d from k7erq. Roger is a non smoker and cares for his equipment ocd! I asked him what he wanted. Roger does not haggle. I wired the money to him ten minutes later. The whole deal took 20 minutes. Marty bought my 9000mp. No questions from him and he asked me to drive it to Pittsburgh from Cincinnati. He knew that I was selling a top of the line mint rig and I knew he would have cash in hand.
I get very few tire kickers and posers. The "make me an offer" and no price in the listing is an open invitation for all of the wannabeezzz and reseller scumbsuckers to drive you crazy. I never understood "make me an offer" The seller knows what he wants to walk away with. "Make me an offer" really means I will be offended if you cant read my mind .
happy hoss trading Paul w8jn