I really did not mean it when I said the knife is great

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Well I am going through my e mail for the first time since wed am. Yall tell me. I have a guy that bought a knife from me before Christmas time. He is now selling the knife. Now he says the knife is no good because he has not been able to sell it for the price he wants. He even sent e mails on how much he liked it when he got it. Also he offered $450 for the knife and I said no $400 is fine. The guy has had the knife for months. He is even sending e mails on what he is going to post about me and how I ripped him off. The story now is he was just being a good guy not to tell me it was no good when he got it. Come on really has anyone ever heard a story like this before.
Sitting here amaized.
Ed
 
LOL....thats one of the most entertaining (or stupidist) things I have ever heard. Tell him to go ahead and post nasty things about you...and watch it back fire on his a$$.

Seriously, dont worry one bit about this moron...nobody will take that kind of crap seriously.

I have read enough good things about you from people I respect to know that you have nothing to worry about.

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By the way...who is this childish moron making these empty threats?



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Sounds like the gent bought something out of his price range and now wants his money back. Thats his problem, not your's, Ed.

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Ed, once he received the knife and inspected it, and emailed you that he would take it, it's his. End of story.
Your reputation will stand for itself.

Dave
 
He needs to learn patience. If a knife doesn't sell immediately, there are two things he can do....reduce the price, or wait a while and re-post it. It's amazing what a week or two's wait can do. I have posted knives and had little or no interest. Then, a week later, I get tons of interest.

On higher end knives especially, it's a matter getting the post seen by an interested party.

But, yes I would say he's being a jackass about it. After he's had it for 3 days or so, it's tough t*tty. He owns it.

Don't sweat it Ed..........
 
Hey ED,

Do me a favor, and send the dude an e-mail for me, giving him my offer of $14 for this knife, "sight un-seen".
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Dann Fassnacht
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We get ass holes like that at work. Spend their beer money and want to bring the VCR back after a few weeks. Wankers the lot of em! You seem a stand up dude, don't worry about it.

All the best

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Thank You for your support. I think he has calmed down now. I told him to take his time selling it. I just kinda wondered if anyone else had run into this kind of problem before.
 
ed.....he has had the standard three day inspection period pass....nuff said...end of story...i have purchased several items from you and they were all as advertised or better....its not your problem he cant move the piece during a money crunch for him...i agree with garyz...i'll give him 301 dollars for it....feverdoc
 
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