BST Hypothetical to ponder

[brickyardkennedy]

For what it's worth to you, I echo JimB's thought. Doubtless there are others who feel the same, but don't post their feelings.

[howard38]

I don't see why Chicago's opinion would or should deter anyone from dealing with him. What he wrote makes perfect sense to me.

[Chicago206]

Originally Posted by howard38

I don't see why Chicago's opinion would or should deter anyone from dealing with him. What he wrote makes perfect sense to me.

Its a case of "pack mentality" I think. Im the new guy, therefore I MUST be crazy.

[iggyman]

Originally Posted by howard38

I don't see why Chicago's opinion would or should deter anyone from dealing with him. What he wrote makes perfect sense to me.

Chicago's opinions are fine. It's his petty nagging over frivolous complaints that annoy me.

Lovely Day...

[Bicem]

Originally Posted by iggyman

Chicago's opinions are fine. It's his petty nagging over frivolous complaints that annoy me.

+1

[Browncow75]

You know what they say about opinions...theyre like A-holes. Everyone has one, and Chicago just passed gas!

[Cat]

I'm a first to say "I'll take it" person. "Wait for me while I figure it out" doesn't cut it.

[shammus]

A lot of us have been selling and buying off of this forum for years. More often than not, someone who writes me about a card I've listed for sale is someone I've worked with before, possibly even a hobby friend. No, a seller isn't obligated to hold a card for someone while the buyer makes up his mind, but I do it anyway. It goes a long way towards building good rapport with your peers and relationships within the community.

I'd feel guilty if I yanked a card away from someone while he was deciding to sell it to someone else. Then, if the first person writes you back with an "I'll take it", you've got yourself a messy situation to deal with. I always let people take a reasonable amount of time to get back to me. It slows things down sometimes but I feel that letting people be comfortable with their purchase and you as a seller is the best way to go.