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I have seen the WORDS I'm not responsible once it leaves my hands disclaimer. I can understand where a person is coming from, don't get me wrong. Yet, that doesn't make that situation any better for the buyer. IN FACT IT MAKES THE BUYER RESPONSIBLE/LOCKED INTO A PURCHASE so in case something happens before the knife arrives the buyer is screwed. 
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Yes, we can insure the item/knife & frankly if there is concern it can be discussed with the seller an agreed upon. Since I mentioned insurance lol; i find it sort of distasteful that a seller uses the line shipped fully insured as a selling point to make the buyer feel comfortable. Yet, each seller who says that knows that $50 insurance isn't going to cover 1/2 the knife let alone the actual knife itself.
i say if you're going to use insurance as a selling point you should state that the knife is fully insure for the value of the knife/item. Anything else like priority shipping is a total farce imho.
Yes, i KNOW FOLKS HAVE Done this and continue to do so, but that doesn't make it cool to do.
Buyers please be aware that when you agree to the dude who says he's not responsible you are setting yourself up for failure in the event the knife is damaged or doesn't show up. Please know that a shady person can just basically Fu.. out of your money and the knife if they go about it properly under those conditions that you should not agree too in the 1st. place.
Paypal fees are meant to be paid by the seller as we all know. I hate it that sellers have gotten away with getting buyers to pay the pay pal fees for them. if you want to sell a knife via paypal you should make it simple post the price you want for it using that service as it was intended to be used. Most folks use paypal because of convenience and because it gives them some legal muscle in case a buyer is shady, item is damaged/not what it should be etc. etc. etc.
So, to all the buyers who fund the sellers. You do not have to accept less then favorable conditions to buy a knife, and if you're like me and it pisses you off that someone is always trying to be slick at your expense show your manhood & don't deal with them. Please make sure you tell them why though.
Knives or just about anything sold by sellers have to have the cooperation of the buyer 1st.and foremost. As sellers we can, & should hold them/make accountable when they do business. The only reason it has gotten to this point wrongly imho is because folks just act like freaking sheep when they should not. Sharpen your wits and don't cave in to nonsense no matter how much assholes try to convince you otherwise folks. thanks
p.s. last but not least. a buyer should not have to lose money on a knife to have it fixed/repaired when it arrives new like that from a maker. I for one will make it clear in any future purchases & get it in writing too. I'm tired of men getting over and blowing it off by communicating politely, yet not doing their freaking job as they should.
:thumbdn:Yes, we can insure the item/knife & frankly if there is concern it can be discussed with the seller an agreed upon. Since I mentioned insurance lol; i find it sort of distasteful that a seller uses the line shipped fully insured as a selling point to make the buyer feel comfortable. Yet, each seller who says that knows that $50 insurance isn't going to cover 1/2 the knife let alone the actual knife itself.
i say if you're going to use insurance as a selling point you should state that the knife is fully insure for the value of the knife/item. Anything else like priority shipping is a total farce imho.
Yes, i KNOW FOLKS HAVE Done this and continue to do so, but that doesn't make it cool to do.
Buyers please be aware that when you agree to the dude who says he's not responsible you are setting yourself up for failure in the event the knife is damaged or doesn't show up. Please know that a shady person can just basically Fu.. out of your money and the knife if they go about it properly under those conditions that you should not agree too in the 1st. place.
Paypal fees are meant to be paid by the seller as we all know. I hate it that sellers have gotten away with getting buyers to pay the pay pal fees for them. if you want to sell a knife via paypal you should make it simple post the price you want for it using that service as it was intended to be used. Most folks use paypal because of convenience and because it gives them some legal muscle in case a buyer is shady, item is damaged/not what it should be etc. etc. etc.
So, to all the buyers who fund the sellers. You do not have to accept less then favorable conditions to buy a knife, and if you're like me and it pisses you off that someone is always trying to be slick at your expense show your manhood & don't deal with them. Please make sure you tell them why though.
Knives or just about anything sold by sellers have to have the cooperation of the buyer 1st.and foremost. As sellers we can, & should hold them/make accountable when they do business. The only reason it has gotten to this point wrongly imho is because folks just act like freaking sheep when they should not. Sharpen your wits and don't cave in to nonsense no matter how much assholes try to convince you otherwise folks. thanks
p.s. last but not least. a buyer should not have to lose money on a knife to have it fixed/repaired when it arrives new like that from a maker. I for one will make it clear in any future purchases & get it in writing too. I'm tired of men getting over and blowing it off by communicating politely, yet not doing their freaking job as they should.
