The BladeForums.com 2024 Traditional Knife is ready to order! See this thread for details:
https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/bladeforums-2024-traditional-knife.2003187/
Price is $300 $250 ea (shipped within CONUS). If you live outside the US, I will contact you after your order for extra shipping charges.
Order here: https://www.bladeforums.com/help/2024-traditional/ - Order as many as you like, we have plenty.
if you come to trade with this guy make sure he ships first...the Honor system is broken with this one....:thumbdn:
You should have mailed the sheath back when you got the one that did fit.
I think you realize that now though(but you should've before a thread was started IMO).
I'm sure the sheath will be mailed Monday.
...this is the first time i run it to this problem...
Believe me I`ve learned my lesson...
i`m neither angry or upset,i`m sort and to the point...don`t ship first ,
and just want to resolve this here, since emails don`t work...for 3 months
Okay, let's move through this in stages
1. The transaction he is referring to was NOT a bladeforums transaction, and has never been listed on, or mentioned on, bladeforums, and as such, I don't think it has any business in this forum
2. The failure to ship that he is referring to is the RETURN of a DEFECTIVE item that i purchased from him. I purchased a sheath from him, paid within 24 hours, and when I received it, the sheath did not fit properly. I contacted him, and he agreed to ship me a new sheath. AT THE TIME, he didn't mention the return of the defective one, but he contacted me a week later to request that i return it. At that time, I agreed to do so, but informed him that I was packed to move, and would have to find it after I moved. I did not fail to pay for the original item, or ship him any item that he had paid for. This dispute is over the return of a defective item.
3. I screwed up. Everything above aside, I absolutely AM in the wrong here, in that I failed for follow through with shipping the sheath back to him per my word. There's no excuse that really matters, but the sheath is now in an envelope and as soon as I get done posting this message, I'm heading to the post office to mail it.
One question regarding the transaction not occurring here: From the initial time that you were suppose to return the 1st sheath to sonil, did sonil attempt to contact you at all requesting the return of the sheath, and if so, did you respond?
Well, I'm going to counter this with my one and only dealing with BePrepared. He was A+ 100% above board. We put together a rather complicated trade deal involving several Autos and a couple Busse Knives. The deal was about $1300 total. We were both totally happy, and the deal went flawless. If he made a mistake, and OWNED it, I don't see where bringing the deal here is going to resolve it. I'm sorry to the OP that things went bad. In my one and only actual Blade Forums deal with BePrepared, he was PERFECT.
no he did not OWNED his mistake he passively/aggressive admitted been wrong, while sifting the blame, that`s BS
a deal is a deal be it $1000 or $20
PS i used a MINT knife out of my collection,effectively devaluating it, to take care of the problem,i could had easily ask him to send his knife to figure out the problem.....
I think it's appropriate to share information here when both parties are active members of this forum, especially if the offending party is very active here. The origin of the sale is ambiguous in this case, and since both parties are members here, it's possible that interactions on BF led to the purchase in some way or another, possibly indirectly. For example, I have saw Aaron Gough's knives enough here that if I will probably buy one when he opens his books back up. I'll probably navigate directly to his website or deal through e-mail. If there is a problem with the deal however (I'm not counting on it, but for argument's sake), I wouldn't consider the BF Feedback forum an inappropriate place to get to the bottom of it after exhausting direct contact. If it's a deal on another forum, that's a little different; but information about a bad deal is much more pertinent to a community where the offending party is active than a place where they've only visited once to place an order.
In this case it looks like BePrepared is owning his mistake, and is working toward making it right. The Feedback forum is working exactly as intended. Since he didn't pull a rip off in the initial deal directly, and he's working to make it right now, I would probably still deal with him. Since the seller was on top of fixing a problem resulting from variations initially, I definitely wouldn't hesitate dealing with him.