What a farking jerk off
10-09-2010, 04:21 AM
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What a farking jerk off
Sorry for waisting anyones time. I was looking for some words of encouragement from fellow Superhawk forum members. I was heated, now I've cooled...
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10-09-2010, 04:40 AM
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i dont know man, but in all honesty i would have done the same thing except i would have called you instead of shooting you an email.
You had no contract, it is in his best interest to get the best deal for him, and it sounds like he did. i know selling can be frustrating but if you lost a sale to the same bike with 1/10th the mileage for a 50 dollar price discrepancy then you should consider re-evaluating your asking price.
It is a tough market right now and a bad time of year to sell a bike. GLWS
You had no contract, it is in his best interest to get the best deal for him, and it sounds like he did. i know selling can be frustrating but if you lost a sale to the same bike with 1/10th the mileage for a 50 dollar price discrepancy then you should consider re-evaluating your asking price.
It is a tough market right now and a bad time of year to sell a bike. GLWS
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10-09-2010, 10:28 AM
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Well, since I read the original post I'd say it was borderline... If I was that potential buyer I wouldn't have let it go that far before backing out, being more clear in my communication, but I would be looking for a good deal up until the time money had changed hands... If he was a Jerk off... Well probably, all buyers are these days... Sad fact, but that's how it is...
10-10-2010, 12:52 AM
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Sorry that your deal fell threw, i kinda agree with Tweety tho, i too would be looking for the best deal until the cash had changed hands. Most people are looking after them selves & want the best deal for them selves, but i can understand your situation.
10-11-2010, 06:29 AM
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i know im usually very good about keeping with deals that i make with people. ive only backed out a handful of times, usually if money gets tight and it makes no sense to buy an item or if we havent fully agreed on a deal on something else comes along that makes more sense to buy, example, i was talking to trinc about buiying his stock rotors but then those ebc rotors came along and i ended up getting those instead, i messaged trinc he was fine with it, just made more sense to do that than to buy stock units 
but trust me when i say ive bought crap i didnt want just because ive agreed on it with the seller and dont want to feel like a dick backing out. and i buy more crap when im drunk, thats a big issue too, lol
but trust me when i say ive bought crap i didnt want just because ive agreed on it with the seller and dont want to feel like a dick backing out. and i buy more crap when im drunk, thats a big issue too, lol
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