Josh Burbank PVK

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palonej said:
Good points, but the thread is referencing a dealer who has been exhibiting some interesting behavior.
Not sure a deal had to happen for the thread to be relevant.
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So if I listed a knife for sale, waited until it got claimed, then canceled the deal, received messages from the other party showing their displeasure, I can then come here and start a thread saying to never deal with that person because of their actions??

That’s whats not making sense to me.
 
Jsega51 said:
So if I listed a knife for sale, waited until it got claimed, then canceled the deal, received messages from the other party showing their displeasure, I can then come here and start a thread saying to never deal with that person because of their actions??

That’s whats not making sense to me.
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You can, but they often don't go as the OP plans
 
Jsega51 said:
So if I listed a knife for sale, waited until it got claimed, then canceled the deal, received messages from the other party showing their displeasure, I can then come here and start a thread saying to never deal with that person because of their actions??

That’s whats not making sense to me.
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I think that a moderator would need to make a ruling on this one.
The question might be: “Can you dig up a members past, colored though it may be, and then hold them up to public forum scrutiny, even though they did nothing wrong, but only rudely complained when a member failed to honor a business deal?”
 
I will say that due to the fact this connects with a vendor and displays a lack of professionalism by said vendor I am incline to say that a warning of experience with said vendor is valid for BGU. Does it need the BAD label I am not sure certain'y doesn't earn a GOOD label though.
 
PirateSeulb said:
I will say that due to the fact this connects with a vendor and displays a lack of professionalism by said vendor I am incline to say that a warning of experience with said vendor is valid for BGU. Does it need the BAD label I am not sure certain'y doesn't earn a GOOD label though.
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You are right about that mister, it certainly changes the perspective, if you look at it as a vendor warning for members, and not just as a personal gripe.
 
This thread might be skewed a little more personally but I do somewhat view it as more a vendor review. I have always been told it doesn't matter if you are working or not you are always representing your business and/or employer.
 
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