FS: T206 commons / EPDG backs - ungraded

[maniac_73]

Originally Posted by nineunder71

By mistake, you mean ignorance, correct?

Your $20 is immaterial to me, I’m a collector of vintage cards

Edited after hearing full story

[Michael Peich]

After reading this thread there is one person I would deal with and one I wouldn’t based on how they handled this situation...

+1 Chris!

Stay safe,
Mike

[nineunder71]

Sorry some don’t understand, I’m just tired of getting scammed and hoping to help some other members here not go through the same thing


All I did was pay someone full price for their listing here on the BST and have them tell me — Oh, I’m sorry, I didn’t know what I was doing, HeHe

This is a basic scam when someone doesn’t know the industry

And Yes, MY POSTS WERE PISSED OFF AND I’M SORRY IF I CROSSED THE LINE, BUT PLEASE REALIZE WHAT HAPPENED HERE!

Colton English

[GoCalBears]

Originally Posted by nineunder71

Sorry some don’t understand, I’m just tired of getting scammed and hoping to help some other members here not go through the same thing


All I did was pay someone full price for their listing here on the BST and have them tell me — Oh, I’m sorry, I didn’t know what I has doing, HeHe

This is a basic scam when someone doesn’t know the industry

And Yes, My posts were pissed off and I’m sorry if I crossed the line, but please realize what happened here

Colton English

Doesn't a scammer usually have something to gain? Sounds like this dude is out twenty bucks and has to deal with this mess. From all I can tell, he's handled it admirably, admitted his mistake, paid some money to you for inconvenience. What exactly is the scam?

[nineunder71]

Thanks for the reply

To go further into detail, the OP listed a $400+ card for BIN $180, I said I will take it! Then over two hours AFTER payment was made, he cancels the deal

What does he have to gain? Well, as an Ignorant seller who’s not sure of what a card is worth, he has quite a bit to gain by posturing a deal, then cancelling it when he realizes its not in his favor. You feel this is admirable? Sorry, I disagree

For Example: If I offer an asset for sale for $1 million and it sells in 15 minutes, as this card did.....well, oh shit, maybe I made a mistake?

Ethically, Can/should I just be able to cancel the deal and sell elsewhere/later-date???

Sorry, I don’t see it that way

Therefore, Feels like (IS) a SCAMMER to me

Originally Posted by GoCalBears

Doesn't a scammer usually have something to gain? Sounds like this dude is out twenty bucks and has to deal with this mess. From all I can tell, he's handled it admirably, admitted his mistake, paid some money to you for inconvenience. What exactly is the scam?

[tlhss]

Some old man advice ...

If you feel you've been wronged, forgiveness is good for the soul.

In the end, it's only cardboard.

[nineunder71]

Originally Posted by tlhss

Some old man advice ...

If you feel you've been wronged, forgiveness is good for the soul.

In the end, it's only cardboard.

Great Advise Here! Well taken, and just looking out for the board, better luck all

[Jeff_cvc]

Originally Posted by tlhss

Some old man advice ...

If you feel you've been wronged, forgiveness is good for the soul.

In the end, it's only cardboard.

+1

[griffon512]

a deal's a deal. one's word should be paramount.

[GoCalBears]

Originally Posted by nineunder71

Thanks for the reply

To go further into detail, the OP listed a $400+ card for BIN $180, I said I will take it! Then over two hours AFTER payment was made, he cancels the deal

What does he have to gain? Well, as an Ignorant seller who’s not sure of what a card is worth, he has quite a bit to gain by posturing a deal, then cancelling it when he realizes its not in his favor. You feel this is admirable? Sorry, I disagree

For Example: If I offer an asset for sale for $1 million and it sells in 15 minutes, as this card did.....well, oh shit, maybe I made a mistake?

Ethically, Can/should I just be able to cancel the deal and sell elsewhere/later-date???

Sorry, I don’t see it that way

Therefore, Feels like (IS) a SCAMMER to me

I'm going to back off my comments supporting seller a bit knowing this additional info. I thought there was a typo or something in his listing - that's the mistake I thought we were talking about - not that he listed something, researched it more a couple hours after it was sold and paid for and THEN decided to back out of the deal and cancel the transaction. While I can appreciate that he kicked down a 20-spot, IMO the right thing to do would be to follow-through with the transaction, even if it meant taking a 200$ equity loss on it. Gotta do the research before you post. That said, and perhaps it's mearly a linguistics issue, I dont necessarily think that "scammer" is the right word. But it's 100% bad form to back out of a deal you made because you decide to research it later. I think buyer's case could've been better articulated in this thread rather than the fury and aggressive words, but as far as the deal is concerned, buyer is right to be pissed off.

[griffon512]

how well would this board function if every time someone had seller's regret from not researching the value of a card they posted they could reneg on a deal without much recourse? there is an unwritten rule to own your mistakes, be an adult, and follow through with a commitment you made with few exceptions (e.g., a typo). the OP can still do the right thing here.