Ultra High Grade T 215 For Sale

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Posted By: leon

I understand your sentiment but I think it will do a disservice to the folks that do want to do a high end auction on the BST if we mandate the winner be known. The winner of my N167 is a fairly private person and I would never out him. Many know who won it but I just don't think it's a good idea mandating winners be known...from where my head is on the matter today. ALso, I know Dave S. had a higher end auction too and I am pretty sure it went real well. I think it also goes back to trusting the seller/auctioneer. That "trust" has to be earned.....One last thing...>We have very few rules on the BST pages and I prefer to keep it that way.....Never hurts to give your opinion though and it is valued.....best regards

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Posted By: Jim VB

You know Joe, the more I think about it, if Jeff simply wins ALL of his cases, he will never be associating with "known" criminals, only "alleged" criminals.

If he stops associating with alleged criminals, he will need to find another line of work.

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Posted By: Jeff Lichtman

Well, at least I don't associate with out of work rooster molesters named Scott Elkins. I do have standards, of course.

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Posted By: barrysloate

Hey, Jeff associates with me, and I'm, you know...

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Posted By: Brian

<<One last thing...>We have very few rules on the BST pages and I prefer to keep it that way.....Never hurts to give your opinion though and it is valued>>



I agree that fewer rules are better rules.

The only rule I see the need for based on this silliness -- you must own it before you can sell it.

Its simple really.

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Posted By: leon

Again, we are in complete agreement. I have stated all I think I need to about this scenario....It won't happen again....best regards

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Posted By: Brian

Thanks for addressing this Leon. The BST is a great place. I am glad to see you are keen on keeping it that way.