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I signed on to the sale forum and found a Sprint PM2 that wasn't yet outright claimed "I'll take it" being sold by someone that I had previously purchased a knife from here. Reignman had posted inquiring about the knife and wanted more pictures and that he'll take it if he likes what he sees. I posted "I'll take it" and began dialogue with the seller for payment, not questions or more pics.. I probably should not have directly responded to Reignman as we can both be "right" depending on points of view which I'll take the blame for but he then responded that I have Zero feedback etc. like that changes who claimed it outright first.
First off, I did not mean any sarcasm when I said "with all due respect". Hard to tell over the computer but there it is. Not sure about your tone and usage of it. You had a whole essay asking for pictures, I claimed the knife outright with no conditions or any hassle to the seller. First I'll take it gets it... Once you saw that I claimed it without any BS you edited your post to "I'll take it"... BY THEN, I HAD ALREADY DISCUSSED PAYMENT WITH THE SELLER. I have zero feedback because I haven't left any as a buyer so I haven't gotten any in return yet. The "I've been here longer" Gold member one million feedback argument tastes like sour grapes. Claim the knife, if not and jimmy jack around with the seller, you run the risk of getting passed up. Don't blame me. The irony is, I have zero feedback but I purchased a Ti Millie from the seller a month ago... It was very positive. There's your feedback.
Anyways... I don't know about anyone else, but I've been around enough Exchange forums to know that typically, First unconditional I'll take it- get's it... Which of course, it ultimately is the seller's decision and again my mistake was responding to him directly even as cordial as I tried to make it over the computer.
I signed on to the sale forum and found a Sprint PM2 that wasn't yet outright claimed "I'll take it" being sold by someone that I had previously purchased a knife from here. Reignman had posted inquiring about the knife and wanted more pictures and that he'll take it if he likes what he sees. I posted "I'll take it" and began dialogue with the seller for payment, not questions or more pics.. I probably should not have directly responded to Reignman as we can both be "right" depending on points of view which I'll take the blame for but he then responded that I have Zero feedback etc. like that changes who claimed it outright first.
First off, I did not mean any sarcasm when I said "with all due respect". Hard to tell over the computer but there it is. Not sure about your tone and usage of it. You had a whole essay asking for pictures, I claimed the knife outright with no conditions or any hassle to the seller. First I'll take it gets it... Once you saw that I claimed it without any BS you edited your post to "I'll take it"... BY THEN, I HAD ALREADY DISCUSSED PAYMENT WITH THE SELLER. I have zero feedback because I haven't left any as a buyer so I haven't gotten any in return yet. The "I've been here longer" Gold member one million feedback argument tastes like sour grapes. Claim the knife, if not and jimmy jack around with the seller, you run the risk of getting passed up. Don't blame me. The irony is, I have zero feedback but I purchased a Ti Millie from the seller a month ago... It was very positive. There's your feedback.
Anyways... I don't know about anyone else, but I've been around enough Exchange forums to know that typically, First unconditional I'll take it- get's it... Which of course, it ultimately is the seller's decision and again my mistake was responding to him directly even as cordial as I tried to make it over the computer.
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