Honor and respect!
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Honor and respect!
I don't know how it works here, but on all the Motorcycle racing forums i belong to, people have honor and respect, case in point. I'm looking at a set of wheels for sale, I PM the Seller and say i'm interested, can you wait until Monday morning i don't have enough in my Paypal but i will take them so i have to wait till i can deposit more money, He replies with the shipping cost and everything, so i think the deal is done.
Then some ******** starts a thread about the wheels i'm buying. If the deal i have falls through you should go to next person in line that was interested instead of screwing over other people in this forum, and just trying to buy them from under people.
Then some ******** starts a thread about the wheels i'm buying. If the deal i have falls through you should go to next person in line that was interested instead of screwing over other people in this forum, and just trying to buy them from under people.
the only other thread I saw was a guy asking if they(the wheels/tires) fit his car without need of fender rolling...
I didn't see anything about him trying to out bid you, unless i looked at the wrong person.
I didn't see anything about him trying to out bid you, unless i looked at the wrong person.
I don't mean to sound like a jerk but what does honor and respect have anything to do with this? You haven't paid for the goods yet so technically they are not yours and somewhat still available to the public. If the seller has agreed to sell to you then turn around and sell it to someone else, and you know for a fact that he did, then come back and b!tch and moan about it. Anybody can post a thread about a certain item that they are interested in but it doesn't mean a thing unless they actually got the deal. And most people on here will wait their turn if an item is pending. Unless the buyer states that whoever pays first will get the goods, not whoever calls dibs first.


