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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.
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I would add to,
that buyers must have valid contact information too. I've had a few buyers who would email me through BFC, but had invalid email accounts themselves and there was no way to reply without bumping the thread.
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Kevin,
Most people are on BF.com because the site is well run and has a reputation of mutual respect amongst members. At least that's why I'm here. The wall of bumps situation shows a lack of respect for fellow members, but more importantly it will erode the BF.com culture as unscrupulous sellers use it as a sales tactic.
Most people are on BF.com because the site is well run and has a reputation of mutual respect amongst members. At least that's why I'm here. The wall of bumps situation shows a lack of respect for fellow members, but more importantly it will erode the BF.com culture as unscrupulous sellers use it as a sales tactic.
At first blush it does seem a bit annoying that a big chunk of a page can be taken up by one seller's bumps, particularly if you have a vested interest at the time.
But, imho, if a guy pays his membership and as long as he is not a dealer, changing the rules because an individual has more knives to sell than the next guy seems rather... um...
...er, un-American.
Who is to say what the right number of knives to sell is (besides Spark of course
)?
If he is a dealer or gets a bad rep as a seller, well, karma seems to have a way of working these things out.
But, imho, if a guy pays his membership and as long as he is not a dealer, changing the rules because an individual has more knives to sell than the next guy seems rather... um...
...er, un-American.
Who is to say what the right number of knives to sell is (besides Spark of course
)?If he is a dealer or gets a bad rep as a seller, well, karma seems to have a way of working these things out.