I've been a member here since 2003, though I don't post much. Bought a fair amount of things here over the years, more than my current feedback indicates. In any case, I am at a loss for words at the moment, so just wanted to hear some opinions from what is largely a great group of people. I'll get right to the point:
• Found a knife posted for sale (in wrong sub-forum, but whatever), posted "I'll take it please", and sent a PM for confirmation. Standard fare.
• Seller confirmed he will sell to me, sent his PayPal info, and I sent payment. Again, standard fare.
• Later that day, he sent multiple PM conversations (i.e. new PM threads) saying he sent me the wrong e-mail address, wants my e-mail, and also wants me to call him.
• I cancelled the transaction from my end (as that seemed easier), let him know I did so, and that the refund is in a pending state. I also mentioned that I'd prefer we keep the conversations to PMs, as I didn't think there was much else we needed to discuss on the phone. This all happened yesterday.
• This morning he sends me another new PM conversation, asking me if we're still on. I replied saying that I still need my refund to clear before I can do or decide anything.
• Tonight he sends me a rant that... I will just let you read for yourself (see attached image below). Just please keep in mind that what he claims to have offered never appeared in any of his previous messages. Also keep in mind that this all happened in a span of just over 24 hours. Even if you aren't sure whether or not anything I am saying is true - Does it warrant this kind of behavior THE FOLLOWING DAY?!? The second image shows the message history, and you can see by my name on the right, that I sent a reply to most of them. He replied to my initial PM, so it's not like he was incapable of seeing his mailbox.
I asked a Moderator to review the PM history, but he says those messages are private, and he can not view them. That is unfortunate, as that would have been a big help. So... what would you think if this happened to you? The knife wasn't something I absolutely had to have, so I am over it already (or at least after I finish this post). And to be honest... These days I have other things to worry about, and plenty to be thankful for. But if you read this far, I am genuinely interested in seeing if this ever happened to you guys. Appreciate your time, and be safe out there. - Ken

• Found a knife posted for sale (in wrong sub-forum, but whatever), posted "I'll take it please", and sent a PM for confirmation. Standard fare.
• Seller confirmed he will sell to me, sent his PayPal info, and I sent payment. Again, standard fare.
• Later that day, he sent multiple PM conversations (i.e. new PM threads) saying he sent me the wrong e-mail address, wants my e-mail, and also wants me to call him.
• I cancelled the transaction from my end (as that seemed easier), let him know I did so, and that the refund is in a pending state. I also mentioned that I'd prefer we keep the conversations to PMs, as I didn't think there was much else we needed to discuss on the phone. This all happened yesterday.
• This morning he sends me another new PM conversation, asking me if we're still on. I replied saying that I still need my refund to clear before I can do or decide anything.
• Tonight he sends me a rant that... I will just let you read for yourself (see attached image below). Just please keep in mind that what he claims to have offered never appeared in any of his previous messages. Also keep in mind that this all happened in a span of just over 24 hours. Even if you aren't sure whether or not anything I am saying is true - Does it warrant this kind of behavior THE FOLLOWING DAY?!? The second image shows the message history, and you can see by my name on the right, that I sent a reply to most of them. He replied to my initial PM, so it's not like he was incapable of seeing his mailbox.
I asked a Moderator to review the PM history, but he says those messages are private, and he can not view them. That is unfortunate, as that would have been a big help. So... what would you think if this happened to you? The knife wasn't something I absolutely had to have, so I am over it already (or at least after I finish this post). And to be honest... These days I have other things to worry about, and plenty to be thankful for. But if you read this far, I am genuinely interested in seeing if this ever happened to you guys. Appreciate your time, and be safe out there. - Ken

