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02-02-2014, 08:38 AM
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Blackie, the one that offered the cards, was doing so one someone else's behalf. He has no fault here. The owner of the cards, Michael Bowe, is not a member here. He is a complete slimeball.
You have a nice way of spinning things, Sean, so they sound good to others who may read this. Yes, Michael contacted you, but only after you made your higher offer to Blackie and after you were told the cards were already sold. Blackie felt compelled to let Michael know the higher offer, but he was only the middle man. Keep spinning things, Sean, and I'll just keep correcting you. 
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02-02-2014, 08:56 AM
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Had you not spoken I think cam and I would have had this amicably resolved, as we did, and nothing would have come of it. I would say the same exact to you - in every situation I've ever seen you post in you spin the turn of events negatively regardless of what actually took place. Michael contacted me SEVERAL DAYS LATER not during the situation. Your facts are wrong and you are wrong. This will be my final post on this thread, let the readers decide what they want. Last edited by Sean1125; 02-02-2014 at 08:56 AM.
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I just dont see any reason why such simple transactions should ever become complicated. If they do, something is wrong.
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02-02-2014, 09:58 AM
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Sean, I would have never said anything about the situation, but I felt your hypocrisy was overboard. You start a thread about a member not following through on a $50 transaction that he committed to, yet you interfere in a $1200 transaction so that another seller could follow through on a transaction he committment. I guess if it benefits you, it's okay?
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