I got screwed over on the BST today!

[packs]

That's fine. To me, the card is still yours until it's not, just like I said. People can feel however they want to feel about it, and most of us are able to express ourselves without personally insulting someone else. The point is, it's his card and I don't see why he should do what you tell him to do with it. It's his decision and he'll live with it. What is so wrong with that line of thinking? I'm not gonna jump because you say jump.

[vintagetoppsguy]

Originally Posted by packs

That's fine. To me, the card is still yours until it's not, just like I said. People can feel however they want to feel about it, and most of us are able to express ourselves without personally insulting someone else. The point is, it's his card and I don't see why he should do what you tell him to do with it. It's his decision and he'll live with it. What is so wrong with that line of thinking? I'm not gonna jump because you say jump.

The buyer paid for the card. It's no longer the seller's once he accepts payment. PERIOD!

[packs]

Well if it's his card how come he doesn't have it? Because it wasn't his yet. Simple. Easy. Direct.

[vintagetoppsguy]

Originally Posted by packs

Well if it's his card how come he doesn't have it?

Because the seller reneged on the deal, IDIOT!

[packs]

So the card never changed hands then, right?

[vintagetoppsguy]

Originally Posted by packs

So the card never changed hands then, right?

That doesn't matter. If I sell you a card, you pay for it, but I just decide to keep it, does that still make it mine just because it didn't change hands?

[Peter_Spaeth]

Imagine if Packs bought a house and the seller reneged before the closing, and refunded the deposit. It was still the seller's house, right? No harm no foul., right?