Bad experiences with BladeGoblin

I don't think we should forget this one either given what a blatent rip off it was. What has to happen to get it into the Hall of Shame?
 
I haven't seen him. He's likely a ghost with a new ISP.

I wish he'd make this issue right and come back to the Forums ... I certainly understand his position, but I just can't get into how this deal turned out. I know how I would feel if I sent somebody $180 plus international shipping fees and then got nothing ...

This is a real shame.
 
Yeah, I'm sure he's hanging around somewhere. If he wants to make deals he will have to use his real name, so hopefully people will keep an eye out him.
 
Anthony posted today, a quick bump on a for sale thread.

Dude, make this right, mmmmkay?

Best Regards,

STeven Garsson
 
Obviously Bladegoblin doesn't realize that this is costing him more than $180 in the end. A good reputation is priceless.

Even if he says he won't issue a refund it is better than no reply at all.
Even a 50% refund would give the guy some credit.
But going this long with nothing is pitiful.

People can forgive if you shipped using an unreliable carrier. But not responding can't be forgiven, it shows you just don't care. I'd never buy from him.
 
Guys,

We cannot make those kind of comments in people For sale threads.

Even though I agree with everything said, it is not the place to try and get someone to honor their committments.

Please, keep the comments in this thread, and leave his FS thread alone.

No infractions this time, but consider this a warning.

Thanks.
 
I didn't intentionally rip the guy off.

He obviously has had knives shipped to Russia, before we did any business.

He should have given me some special instructions and mentioned that "most sharp objects are illegal to ship to Russia" (WHICH THEY ARE) since he never mentioned that, I shipped them the way I always ship outside the country and they didnt make it.

Someone mentioned earlier in this thread, who has done business with me before, who lives in the U.S. where packages can be traced,that had this been him, I would have treated him the same way. Not a fair statement, these are completely different circumstances.

I won't comment in this thread anymore, resurrect it as much as you want, I didn't intentionally burn the guy.
 
It was your obligation to make good on the deal after you got paid. Stop trying to put the blame on the buyer. None of this is his fault, period. It's your duty as the shipper to make sure he got the knife and for you to research what the best way of shipping internationally was. If you figured you needed some assistance, you should have asked him. He certainly would have no idea that you didn't have a clue what you were doing.

By the way, you did intentionally rip him off. You did so by deciding it was him that should lose out on the deal, not you. It doesn't matter if you sent the knife to him, not giving him the refund that he was owed was intentional by you.

This thread will continue to be brought to the top.
 
BladeGoblin said:
Someone mentioned earlier in this thread, who has done business with me before, who lives in the U.S. where packages can be traced,that had this been him, I would have treated him the same way. Not a fair statement, these are completely different circumstances.
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Not sure if it was me you were alluding to but I don't see the difference here. If I sent you the money for something and it didn't show up I'd want my money back. Simple as that. What's it matter where the person is?
 
OilMan said:
Not sure if it was me you were alluding to but I don't see the difference here. If I sent you the money for something and it didn't show up I'd want my money back. Simple as that. What's it matter where the person is?
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Because I always send packages shipped in the U.S. with tracking numbers.
 
BladeGoblin said:
Because I always send packages shipped in the U.S. with tracking numbers.
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You should have used Global Express Guaranteed (you can ship this way to Russia) and you would have gotten a tracking number for this shipment as well, and it could have been insured. It took me about two minutes on the USPS website to get that information. It was your responsibility to make sure that shipping was done correctly, not the buyer. Besides that, since you didn't inform the buyer that it would be his responsibility to accept all risk involved in the shipment, it is your responsibility to provide a refund. You are trying to lay the blame for what happened on everyone except the person who's fault it really is; and that's you. You are the one that didn't know what he was doing and screwed up becuase of it. It's not the buyer fault, and it's not the person at the Postal outlet's fault. It's your fault.
 
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