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As most of you know, I had a deal on the Busse Shark that came up a while back.
The terms of that sale was $1000 bucks to be paid in 60 days or less.
Part of that $1000 would be accepted in trade value for a Randall 14, a 1, and an LCC D/A.
I have traded for a 14 and an LCC and a value was placed on those two knifes, and was agreed to by me and the seller. I was going to pay the balance in cash next week.
There is another member that has been posting here as of late, he also has a knife that I have been wanting. (everyone knows what it is)
This member knew that I had a deal on the Shark and for what amount.
(we have been emailing and talking on the phone)
This member contacted the owner of the Shark and offered more money for the Shark intentionally under cutting my deal.
Unlike the SHI that just sold were as the owner contacted and sold out from under the first buyer,
This is a deal where a buyer knew that the knife was sold
(a knife that he had turned down)
And then started making offers to destroy the deal and buy the knife himself.
I think that is quit underhanded and dirty.
By both the seller and the buyer that initiated the transaction.
Am I wrong here with my thinking that this was an underhanded deal?
I have saved all the emails if any one is interested in the facts.
The terms of that sale was $1000 bucks to be paid in 60 days or less.
Part of that $1000 would be accepted in trade value for a Randall 14, a 1, and an LCC D/A.
I have traded for a 14 and an LCC and a value was placed on those two knifes, and was agreed to by me and the seller. I was going to pay the balance in cash next week.
There is another member that has been posting here as of late, he also has a knife that I have been wanting. (everyone knows what it is)
This member knew that I had a deal on the Shark and for what amount.
(we have been emailing and talking on the phone)
This member contacted the owner of the Shark and offered more money for the Shark intentionally under cutting my deal.
Unlike the SHI that just sold were as the owner contacted and sold out from under the first buyer,
This is a deal where a buyer knew that the knife was sold
(a knife that he had turned down)
And then started making offers to destroy the deal and buy the knife himself.
I think that is quit underhanded and dirty.
By both the seller and the buyer that initiated the transaction.
Am I wrong here with my thinking that this was an underhanded deal?
I have saved all the emails if any one is interested in the facts.