Couple things just dont sound right. Job-housing situation?? Really. Times are tough for us all- but comon man- you had me up until that point. 2- Bottom line though- The seller does know the difference between a production strider and a custom as per his holy BF "reputation" and the seller did in fact lend deception to the deal. Period. If you were seriously slandered enough to not obtain housing or a job though- which I don't buy-you would seriously have a case for legal action bro. It was a bad deal and you got your $ back- which is more then a lot of people.
I was fine with it, and felt no need to bash him publicly until I googled my own name and found this. I got my money back, he got his knife back, and I really don’t remember exactly what I said to him, but I don’t doubt I said some harsh words in retaliation, privately.
I was perfectly happy when I got my refund, but I felt the need to involve PayPal to help me. I did not think he would cooperate, but I did not know of his outstanding reputation here, as I was a clueless noob at that time. I felt wronged, and paypal made it right and I was done. Then, two years later, I find this, and I’m flabbergasted.
I would have never posted him in the Good, Bad, and Ugly, because I didn’t even know this part of the forum existed, and I felt like it was settled. I just want to get that straight that I am happy with the outcome of getting my refund, just not this public attack that I have been clueless of for so long.
Again, I don’t think I can prove the repercussions of this here, without further embarrassing myself. I’ve done that already enough. And proving it here, would do me no good, as this isn’t a court of law, and this isn’t a case under investigation by authorities. If it comes to that, then I will provide the examples and uncanny circumstances where it has kept me from progressing. Also, I think jbravo would enjoy my misfortunes all too much, if he knew how well his tactics actually worked. But yeah, they worked. Well played, jbravo. You really worked me over.