David Eppinger aka 1FAASTFD3S The $4300 Loss ---- partial parts received
04-10-15, 05:34 AM
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The O-ring mustve broke pulling out the scavange tube. As for the other parts, Ive already addressed you. I took and sent you pictures of everything I had to make sure you approved, & you ok'd it, so I sent it. No Pulley wheel, trigger wheel, trigger sensor mount or sensor were ever mentioned with this dry sump, nor were there any to send you as I've already stated. So not sure what you are talking about.
04-10-15, 06:37 AM
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In almost every negative feedback? Oh, you mean of the 2? Lol have you read the thread? I go "quiet" by not responding to a couple texts for literally only a 2 hour time frame on a Friday night? Thats the problem right?? Not the idiot who jumps on this bullshit thread bandwagon, freaks out & does the wrong thing by filing a Paypal claim(by lying saying it was an unauthorized transaction), causing issues with Paypal, the transaction & putting a wedge between the buyer and seller, instead of being patient & waiting 2 hrs for me to text back.. Wtf? Is that what you believe? Lol Then your opinion is worthless. 2 bullshit negative feedbacks in the literally hundreds of great buys/sells/trades Ive done on this forum over the past 7 years(yes most people dont leave feedback, nor do I care if they do), the only people that always leave feedback are the negatives. One of which the buyer picked up a known good Haltech, had some dumb *** "installer"(who had burnt up 2 previous Haltechs he tried to install for the buyer so the buyer told me). They attempted to install Haltech, had issues getting the ignition to fire correctly(go figure) & came back months later saying it was blown now and the buyer wanted me to help him have it fixed. And the other negative because I couldnt find 2 of the injector clips for the ID injector set I gave this guy a great price on & sent him everything minus the 2($4) clips and I told him I could have him drop shipped a new set or refund him for the clips and he said he already got them and would rather leave me negative feedback... But Im the dick? Maybe so, but usually only to people like you. Why dont you go find something better to do with your time than putting your nose where it doesnt belong & responding to threads you have no business replying to as you have no frame of reference & nothing to contribute to the thread other than your unwarranted, unwanted, completely unhelpful & ultimately worthless thoughts on the subject. Please dont clutter up the thread with anymore of your "insight". No one's asking & no one cares about your opinion. Also if anyone questions me, my parts or what I say, its very simple, either come see for yourself or dont buy from me. Simple. I always offer and highly prefer local pickup, give all forum members great deals & have alot of rare and desirable parts I go through on top of being a fairly nice guy & try to work with everyone. However, I am a busy person, & have no patience for needless drama or bullshit. The only thing new I understand after reading your post & writing this is that much like dealing with Luke & this dumb *** thread, I just wasted moments of my life that Ill never get back.
I know you aren't going to understand this - as your actions and ensuing tantrum have shown the type of person you are... but here it goes:
Do you really think the problem is with all these other people? Or could it possibly be the way you do business, treat people and talk this internet tough guy bullshit causes these issues?
In almost every negative feedback you've gotten; the "other guy" says you've gone silent, not provided tracking and/or took weeks to ship something / didn't ship everything promised... and your response is: "I've kept in touch with you", "my email sent it to spam" and/or "you are mistaken".
How is it that the same issue happens with all these different people - even from different sides of the globe - but you are never in the wrong? I'm not going to play Internet doctor, but do yourself and those around you a favor and Google "Narcissistic Personality Disorder" (NPD).
Do you really think the problem is with all these other people? Or could it possibly be the way you do business, treat people and talk this internet tough guy bullshit causes these issues?
In almost every negative feedback you've gotten; the "other guy" says you've gone silent, not provided tracking and/or took weeks to ship something / didn't ship everything promised... and your response is: "I've kept in touch with you", "my email sent it to spam" and/or "you are mistaken".
How is it that the same issue happens with all these different people - even from different sides of the globe - but you are never in the wrong? I'm not going to play Internet doctor, but do yourself and those around you a favor and Google "Narcissistic Personality Disorder" (NPD).
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04-10-15, 07:42 AM
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The O-ring mustve broke pulling out the scavange tube. As for the other parts, Ive already addressed you. I took and sent you pictures of everything I had to make sure you approved, & you ok'd it, so I sent it. No Pulley wheel, trigger wheel, trigger sensor mount or sensor were ever mentioned with this dry sump, nor were there any to send you as I've already stated. So not sure what you are talking about.
https://www.rx7club.com/race-parts-o...embly-1071651/
Lukes, haven't seen you post lately...... David, I do appreciate your attention in the thread. Having said that:
Let's keep the high school BS, pot shots and whining out of this thread guys----the goal is to get this deal resolved satisfactorily.
04-10-15, 07:51 AM
#54
Just trying to help with the miscommunication it seems you guys are having.
Looks like the trigger wheel, bracket, and sensor were lost along with the original dry sump setup that was lost in the mail system.
If they were custom parts, then it stands to reason that he would not have another set lying around to send with the "replacement" dry sump.
Looks like the trigger wheel, bracket, and sensor were lost along with the original dry sump setup that was lost in the mail system.
If they were custom parts, then it stands to reason that he would not have another set lying around to send with the "replacement" dry sump.
04-10-15, 09:35 AM
#55
Just trying to help with the miscommunication it seems you guys are having.
Looks like the trigger wheel, bracket, and sensor were lost along with the original dry sump setup that was lost in the mail system.
If they were custom parts, then it stands to reason that he would not have another set lying around to send with the "replacement" dry sump.
Looks like the trigger wheel, bracket, and sensor were lost along with the original dry sump setup that was lost in the mail system.
If they were custom parts, then it stands to reason that he would not have another set lying around to send with the "replacement" dry sump.
If they were custom parts, then it stands to reason that he would not have another set lying around to send with the "replacement" dry sump.
If the original buyer paid for the dry sump system ALONG WITH the pick up tube O-ring, Dual V-belt crank pulley set up, Trigger wheel, Trigger wheel sensor & Trigger wheel sensor mount - why shouldn't he get those parts or a refund to cover the cost of replacing those parts?
Remember, the seller is in the wrong for not providing proof of shipping/loss/delivery, which is a very basic element of any transaction, let alone a $3000 one. THEN the seller provided for lack of better terms a "forged" receipt to try and cover his *** and sweep this under the rug. That is indisputable. Had the original shipment happened, along with tracking and insurance, USPS or whatever carrier would be refunding the amount of insurance and this would have been done. If the seller had only insured the package for $3000 and not $4000 - the seller would have to refund the buyer the $1000 difference... right?
In lieu of shipping insurance, covering the replacement of the original parts or full refund, is now the SELLERS responsibility. The seller must replace not 75% of the parts or 50% of the payment or whatever they feel is "right", or what they have lying around the garage... but 100% of the parts / payment. If they were custom parts, and can't be replaced, ok, fine - send what you have (which he did) and refund the rest. Easy peasy.
If the SELLER already packed this up once, he would know immediately what was missing and should tell the buyer that. Here's how a normal / open communication would look:
"Hey Luke,
I removed the dry sump system from my motor and packed it up. I have everything from the original shipment except the pick up tube O-ring, Dual V-belt crank pulley set up, Trigger wheel, Trigger wheel sensor & Trigger wheel sensor mount. How do you want to handle this? I can try to source them, but it will probably delay things. OR I can send what I have and refund you a fair price for the missing items."
But no. According to the e-mail thread the seller posted, the seller didn't mention the missing items BEFORE they shipped, instead, when asked about them responded: "The dry sump setup I sent you was off my personal race motor as I already explained via email. We discussed this before I removed it & I shipped it to you. None of those separate pieces were on my motor nor was it ever mentioned, pictured or were you told that any of that would be included when I told you Id ship you my race motor dry sump". It frankly doesn't matter WHERE the pieces were coming from, all that matters is the buyer paid for items and the seller did not ship them.
So now, the seller has to cover replacement costs on those.
If you ordered a TV, BluRay player and sound bar from Best Buy... and all they sent you was the TV and sound bar - do you just say "oh well - at least I got my TV and sound bar, I guess I'll just buy another BluRay player"? No. You expect what you pay for or a refund on the items you didn't receive. Period. End of story.
04-10-15, 09:58 AM
#56
All excellent points and perfectly stated. Your reasoning would be the next logical step.
I was only trying to help with the most recent posts: "where are the other items?".
They are gone.
This is a very unfortunate situation for both parties if everyone is telling the truth.
Why have I not heard anything mentioned about shipping insurance? Is it not available for international shipping?
I was only trying to help with the most recent posts: "where are the other items?".
They are gone.
This is a very unfortunate situation for both parties if everyone is telling the truth.
Why have I not heard anything mentioned about shipping insurance? Is it not available for international shipping?
04-10-15, 04:28 PM
#57
Shipping insurance is tricky, each shipping option has a limit, I think USPS Priority has a $200 limit. Not sure which option will give you a $4,000 ceiling, but either way it will increase shipping cost dramatically. And when it come down to claim, you have to provide a purchase receipt to show how much you paid for this specific item(s), and the packing list better have every little piece listed or they won't pay you.
04-10-15, 04:53 PM
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The issue isn't if the seller insured the original shipment or not. It's that the seller doesn't have any proof of shipment. He claims he shipped it, and when asked for a tracking number, provided a photo of a receipt that had the tracking number obscured and the date intentionally not photographed.
When the sleuths on the forum were able to decode the tracking number using some other numbers on the label, it turned out the receipt was from a year ago. The receipt HAD the date on it. The seller KNEW it wasn't the right receipt or tracking number... but he sent it anyways. When he got called out, he went into damage control mode and said "oh it must be lost, I'll be a great guy and send you my personal sump kit". Unfortunately, that "second" shipment didn't include some parts the buyer paid for.
The point of the insurance comment was: IF he had the tracking number and had insured the package - he could have just claimed insurance and this would have been done and buried. With no proof of shipping (or insurance) that isn't possible.
So now the issues is: the buyer paid for $4300 worth of parts and only received a fraction of that.
When the sleuths on the forum were able to decode the tracking number using some other numbers on the label, it turned out the receipt was from a year ago. The receipt HAD the date on it. The seller KNEW it wasn't the right receipt or tracking number... but he sent it anyways. When he got called out, he went into damage control mode and said "oh it must be lost, I'll be a great guy and send you my personal sump kit". Unfortunately, that "second" shipment didn't include some parts the buyer paid for.
The point of the insurance comment was: IF he had the tracking number and had insured the package - he could have just claimed insurance and this would have been done and buried. With no proof of shipping (or insurance) that isn't possible.
So now the issues is: the buyer paid for $4300 worth of parts and only received a fraction of that.
04-10-15, 05:05 PM
#59
provided a photo of a receipt that had the tracking number obscured and the date intentionally not photographed.
When the sleuths on the forum were able to decode the tracking number using some other numbers on the label, it turned out the receipt was from a year ago. The receipt HAD the date on it. The seller KNEW it wasn't the right receipt or tracking number... but he sent it anyways. When he got called out, he went into damage control mode and said "oh it must be lost, I'll be a great guy and send you my personal sump kit".
When the sleuths on the forum were able to decode the tracking number using some other numbers on the label, it turned out the receipt was from a year ago. The receipt HAD the date on it. The seller KNEW it wasn't the right receipt or tracking number... but he sent it anyways. When he got called out, he went into damage control mode and said "oh it must be lost, I'll be a great guy and send you my personal sump kit".
04-19-15, 02:45 PM
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Apologies for my absence, ive been on holiday in New Zealands Cormandel Peninsula for the last 10 days , it was amazing.
Ok to give an update, we are still no where with this.
UnderPSI you are on point, worded perfectly.
And UnderPSI on point again I might add,
These quotes sum it up perfectly, what more to add? PROOF.
Here is proof of me asking for the parts before the package were sent, they were simply not responded to AT ALL,
Ignored infact.
The Initial email sent by David saying he's packaged up the item and my instant response asking where the missing parts were.
No mention of the missing parts in his email response .
Now again, ignoring the question again. that's a 3rd time.
He does not respond until I email after the package has arrived, ignoring the fact again.
This is now the 4th time I've asked where the missing parts are. I'm replied with ...
They were never discussed? its in black and white.
I asked where the missing parts were 4 times!
With my final email
So proof that I was completely ignored on the fact
And continue to be Out of pocket with a incomplete dry sump system
That I paid more for second hand then its worth brand new.
Ok to give an update, we are still no where with this.
UnderPSI you are on point, worded perfectly.
Ok. That's fine. But let's take that logic one step further...
If they were custom parts, then it stands to reason that he would not have another set lying around to send with the "replacement" dry sump.
If the original buyer paid for the dry sump system ALONG WITH the pick up tube O-ring, Dual V-belt crank pulley set up, Trigger wheel, Trigger wheel sensor & Trigger wheel sensor mount - why shouldn't he get those parts or a refund to cover the cost of replacing those parts?
Remember, the seller is in the wrong for not providing proof of shipping/loss/delivery, which is a very basic element of any transaction, let alone a $3000 one. THEN the seller provided for lack of better terms a "forged" receipt to try and cover his *** and sweep this under the rug. That is indisputable. Had the original shipment happened, along with tracking and insurance, USPS or whatever carrier would be refunding the amount of insurance and this would have been done. If the seller had only insured the package for $3000 and not $4000 - the seller would have to refund the buyer the $1000 difference... right?
In lieu of shipping insurance, covering the replacement of the original parts or full refund, is now the SELLERS responsibility. The seller must replace not 75% of the parts or 50% of the payment or whatever they feel is "right", or what they have lying around the garage... but 100% of the parts / payment. If they were custom parts, and can't be replaced, ok, fine - send what you have (which he did) and refund the rest. Easy peasy.
If the SELLER already packed this up once, he would know immediately what was missing and should tell the buyer that. Here's how a normal / open communication would look:
"Hey Luke,
I removed the dry sump system from my motor and packed it up. I have everything from the original shipment except the pick up tube O-ring, Dual V-belt crank pulley set up, Trigger wheel, Trigger wheel sensor & Trigger wheel sensor mount. How do you want to handle this? I can try to source them, but it will probably delay things. OR I can send what I have and refund you a fair price for the missing items."
But no. According to the e-mail thread the seller posted, the seller didn't mention the missing items BEFORE they shipped, instead, when asked about them responded: "The dry sump setup I sent you was off my personal race motor as I already explained via email. We discussed this before I removed it & I shipped it to you. None of those separate pieces were on my motor nor was it ever mentioned, pictured or were you told that any of that would be included when I told you Id ship you my race motor dry sump". It frankly doesn't matter WHERE the pieces were coming from, all that matters is the buyer paid for items and the seller did not ship them.
So now, the seller has to cover replacement costs on those.
If you ordered a TV, BluRay player and sound bar from Best Buy... and all they sent you was the TV and sound bar - do you just say "oh well - at least I got my TV and sound bar, I guess I'll just buy another BluRay player"? No. You expect what you pay for or a refund on the items you didn't receive. Period. End of story.
If they were custom parts, then it stands to reason that he would not have another set lying around to send with the "replacement" dry sump.
If the original buyer paid for the dry sump system ALONG WITH the pick up tube O-ring, Dual V-belt crank pulley set up, Trigger wheel, Trigger wheel sensor & Trigger wheel sensor mount - why shouldn't he get those parts or a refund to cover the cost of replacing those parts?
Remember, the seller is in the wrong for not providing proof of shipping/loss/delivery, which is a very basic element of any transaction, let alone a $3000 one. THEN the seller provided for lack of better terms a "forged" receipt to try and cover his *** and sweep this under the rug. That is indisputable. Had the original shipment happened, along with tracking and insurance, USPS or whatever carrier would be refunding the amount of insurance and this would have been done. If the seller had only insured the package for $3000 and not $4000 - the seller would have to refund the buyer the $1000 difference... right?
In lieu of shipping insurance, covering the replacement of the original parts or full refund, is now the SELLERS responsibility. The seller must replace not 75% of the parts or 50% of the payment or whatever they feel is "right", or what they have lying around the garage... but 100% of the parts / payment. If they were custom parts, and can't be replaced, ok, fine - send what you have (which he did) and refund the rest. Easy peasy.
If the SELLER already packed this up once, he would know immediately what was missing and should tell the buyer that. Here's how a normal / open communication would look:
"Hey Luke,
I removed the dry sump system from my motor and packed it up. I have everything from the original shipment except the pick up tube O-ring, Dual V-belt crank pulley set up, Trigger wheel, Trigger wheel sensor & Trigger wheel sensor mount. How do you want to handle this? I can try to source them, but it will probably delay things. OR I can send what I have and refund you a fair price for the missing items."
But no. According to the e-mail thread the seller posted, the seller didn't mention the missing items BEFORE they shipped, instead, when asked about them responded: "The dry sump setup I sent you was off my personal race motor as I already explained via email. We discussed this before I removed it & I shipped it to you. None of those separate pieces were on my motor nor was it ever mentioned, pictured or were you told that any of that would be included when I told you Id ship you my race motor dry sump". It frankly doesn't matter WHERE the pieces were coming from, all that matters is the buyer paid for items and the seller did not ship them.
So now, the seller has to cover replacement costs on those.
If you ordered a TV, BluRay player and sound bar from Best Buy... and all they sent you was the TV and sound bar - do you just say "oh well - at least I got my TV and sound bar, I guess I'll just buy another BluRay player"? No. You expect what you pay for or a refund on the items you didn't receive. Period. End of story.
The issue isn't if the seller insured the original shipment or not. It's that the seller doesn't have any proof of shipment. He claims he shipped it, and when asked for a tracking number, provided a photo of a receipt that had the tracking number obscured and the date intentionally not photographed.
When the sleuths on the forum were able to decode the tracking number using some other numbers on the label, it turned out the receipt was from a year ago. The receipt HAD the date on it. The seller KNEW it wasn't the right receipt or tracking number... but he sent it anyways. When he got called out, he went into damage control mode and said "oh it must be lost, I'll be a great guy and send you my personal sump kit". Unfortunately, that "second" shipment didn't include some parts the buyer paid for.
The point of the insurance comment was: IF he had the tracking number and had insured the package - he could have just claimed insurance and this would have been done and buried. With no proof of shipping (or insurance) that isn't possible.
So now the issues is: the buyer paid for $4300 worth of parts and only received a fraction of that.
When the sleuths on the forum were able to decode the tracking number using some other numbers on the label, it turned out the receipt was from a year ago. The receipt HAD the date on it. The seller KNEW it wasn't the right receipt or tracking number... but he sent it anyways. When he got called out, he went into damage control mode and said "oh it must be lost, I'll be a great guy and send you my personal sump kit". Unfortunately, that "second" shipment didn't include some parts the buyer paid for.
The point of the insurance comment was: IF he had the tracking number and had insured the package - he could have just claimed insurance and this would have been done and buried. With no proof of shipping (or insurance) that isn't possible.
So now the issues is: the buyer paid for $4300 worth of parts and only received a fraction of that.
Here is proof of me asking for the parts before the package were sent, they were simply not responded to AT ALL,
Ignored infact.
The Initial email sent by David saying he's packaged up the item and my instant response asking where the missing parts were.
No mention of the missing parts in his email response .
Now again, ignoring the question again. that's a 3rd time.
He does not respond until I email after the package has arrived, ignoring the fact again.
This is now the 4th time I've asked where the missing parts are. I'm replied with ...
They were never discussed? its in black and white.
I asked where the missing parts were 4 times!
With my final email
So proof that I was completely ignored on the fact
And continue to be Out of pocket with a incomplete dry sump system
That I paid more for second hand then its worth brand new.
04-19-15, 05:27 PM
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Well, he was last online back on the 14th, hasn't been since.
We'll have to sit tight for now..... in the meantime, he's had his access to all Classifieds forums revoked pending resolution of this matter.
We'll have to sit tight for now..... in the meantime, he's had his access to all Classifieds forums revoked pending resolution of this matter.
04-20-15, 01:07 PM
#63
If anyone is keeping a list of "what to watch out for to know you're being scammed" for your next Buzzfeed article... here it is:
- Seller doesn't disclose he has multiples of an item for sale. Especially if that item is expensive and unique.
- Seller doesn't respond to e-mails and blames it on "my Spam/Junk folder". Amazing that the Spam filter didn't catch the e-mails about where to send the money
- Seller provides fake "proof" of shipping and intentionally photographs the "proof" to exclude essential info.
- Seller claims "we talked about this" when you haven't spoken to him.
- Seller is constantly on the offensive no matter how many times he is wrong.
- Seller ignores basic facts and continues to spew his version of the truth.
- Seller posts copy / pastes of e-mails excluding relevant info that works against him / his story.
- Seller sends a portion of items, claims that's all he has, and refuses to refund the difference.
Listen, there's lots of different scammers out there; Some just do so without any real regard for consequences... Some are just dumb / too lazy to do anything and deals go south... Some are just ignorant to what they are selling and misrepresent a product.
This guy David Eppinger however, is calculated - and more to the point - an opportunist. Let's put it this way, if he found a wallet MAYBE he'd give it back, for FOR SURE he'd take the cash out of it.
He knows dealing Internationally is a complete pain in the *** which makes it harder for a buyer to come back after him. He knows if he ignores something long enough, chances are life will get in the way for the buyer and they'll just chalk up the loss. He knows if he provides false info and puts the seller on a goose chase, it's just going to drain more of their time/energy and get them to the point of giving up quicker. He knows all this and takes his shots based on success rates. He relies on good feedback he has gotten and everyone else is at fault for any bad deals.
What exactly is the rule on banning people like this?
- Seller doesn't disclose he has multiples of an item for sale. Especially if that item is expensive and unique.
- Seller doesn't respond to e-mails and blames it on "my Spam/Junk folder". Amazing that the Spam filter didn't catch the e-mails about where to send the money
- Seller provides fake "proof" of shipping and intentionally photographs the "proof" to exclude essential info.
- Seller claims "we talked about this" when you haven't spoken to him.
- Seller is constantly on the offensive no matter how many times he is wrong.
- Seller ignores basic facts and continues to spew his version of the truth.
- Seller posts copy / pastes of e-mails excluding relevant info that works against him / his story.
- Seller sends a portion of items, claims that's all he has, and refuses to refund the difference.
Listen, there's lots of different scammers out there; Some just do so without any real regard for consequences... Some are just dumb / too lazy to do anything and deals go south... Some are just ignorant to what they are selling and misrepresent a product.
This guy David Eppinger however, is calculated - and more to the point - an opportunist. Let's put it this way, if he found a wallet MAYBE he'd give it back, for FOR SURE he'd take the cash out of it.
He knows dealing Internationally is a complete pain in the *** which makes it harder for a buyer to come back after him. He knows if he ignores something long enough, chances are life will get in the way for the buyer and they'll just chalk up the loss. He knows if he provides false info and puts the seller on a goose chase, it's just going to drain more of their time/energy and get them to the point of giving up quicker. He knows all this and takes his shots based on success rates. He relies on good feedback he has gotten and everyone else is at fault for any bad deals.
What exactly is the rule on banning people like this?
04-20-15, 09:43 PM
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As of about a week ago, he has no access to the classifieds section of the forum.
He's still a member in order to give him the opportunity of making this transaction right and take care of Lukes 100%.
He's still a member in order to give him the opportunity of making this transaction right and take care of Lukes 100%.
05-01-15, 11:58 PM
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..and still perceives that nothing is wrong.
This member has been given a FINAL warning to "buck up" and make the transaction right.
IF NOT then he will be No longer a part of this Forum.
This member has been given a FINAL warning to "buck up" and make the transaction right.
IF NOT then he will be No longer a part of this Forum.
05-04-15, 01:47 PM
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Just to confirm Ive had No contact of resolution whatsoever and I back this move for Bannning for the better of the forum and members here.
05-05-15, 08:53 AM
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For the record, he has been offline on most of the forums and sites he seems to frequent online. He's posted on Facebook in April, but nothing apparently since he went offline on here....
https://www.facebook.com/profile.php...otos&pnref=lhc
Last known address, though it could be an old one now, is:
651 E 46th St Apt 4 Long Beach, CA 90807-1565
He's about 31 years old. And this is not the first time he's made an appearance in this feedback section either.
https://www.facebook.com/profile.php...otos&pnref=lhc
Last known address, though it could be an old one now, is:
651 E 46th St Apt 4 Long Beach, CA 90807-1565
He's about 31 years old. And this is not the first time he's made an appearance in this feedback section either.
05-05-15, 08:58 PM
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..and just for the record He PMed me asking about why he couldn't sell in the Classifieds.
If he would have taken care of business he would not have this problem,.
Nobody twisted his arm to sell parts and if the transaction was satisfactory then there would not have been any issues with the deal at all.
Since this is now escalated and the parts are still in question and the transaction is still being disputed,it doesn't magically disappear if the Seller decides to avoid it by going offline.
I sent him back a reply as soon as I got his PM,so if he decides to avoid the "final Warning" then it is his tough luck as to the potential gains that he could have HONESTLY gained if he would have been a true legitimate up and up seller.Fixing a transaction if need be to satisfy his customer.
Since he chooses to avoid the fact that "rust doesn't sleep" then he may find that will have to go elsewhere and establish his so called "business" on another venue.,
It just won't happen here as he will be done.
Time and time again, a transaction should be Simple.
One guy has parts,one guy has money.
they exchange them and that is that.Done..happy campers..
Why is it that simplicity is always the most complicated?
(I'm watching his log in..I'll at least give him the chance to address the issue)
If he would have taken care of business he would not have this problem,.
Nobody twisted his arm to sell parts and if the transaction was satisfactory then there would not have been any issues with the deal at all.
Since this is now escalated and the parts are still in question and the transaction is still being disputed,it doesn't magically disappear if the Seller decides to avoid it by going offline.
I sent him back a reply as soon as I got his PM,so if he decides to avoid the "final Warning" then it is his tough luck as to the potential gains that he could have HONESTLY gained if he would have been a true legitimate up and up seller.Fixing a transaction if need be to satisfy his customer.
Since he chooses to avoid the fact that "rust doesn't sleep" then he may find that will have to go elsewhere and establish his so called "business" on another venue.,
It just won't happen here as he will be done.
Time and time again, a transaction should be Simple.
One guy has parts,one guy has money.
they exchange them and that is that.Done..happy campers..
Why is it that simplicity is always the most complicated?
(I'm watching his log in..I'll at least give him the chance to address the issue)
Last edited by misterstyx69; 05-08-15 at 12:20 AM.
05-24-15, 01:58 PM
#69
Full Member
Thread Starter
..and just for the record He PMed me asking about why he couldn't sell in the Classifieds.
If he would have taken care of business he would not have this problem,.
Nobody twisted his arm to sell parts and if the transaction was satisfactory then there would not have been any issues with the deal at all.
Since this is now escalated and the parts are still in question and the transaction is still being disputed,it doesn't magically disappear if the Seller decides to avoid it by going offline.
I sent him back a reply as soon as I got his PM,so if he decides to avoid the "final Warning" then it is his tough luck as to the potential gains that he could have HONESTLY gained if he would have been a true legitimate up and up seller.Fixing a transaction if need be to satisfy his customer.
Since he chooses to avoid the fact that "rust doesn't sleep" then he may find that will have to go elsewhere and establish his so called "business" on another venue.,
It just won't happen here as he will be done.
Time and time again, a transaction should be Simple.
One guy has parts,one guy has money.
they exchange them and that is that.Done..happy campers..
Why is it that simplicity is always the most complicated?
(I'm watching his log in..I'll at least give him the chance to address the issue)
If he would have taken care of business he would not have this problem,.
Nobody twisted his arm to sell parts and if the transaction was satisfactory then there would not have been any issues with the deal at all.
Since this is now escalated and the parts are still in question and the transaction is still being disputed,it doesn't magically disappear if the Seller decides to avoid it by going offline.
I sent him back a reply as soon as I got his PM,so if he decides to avoid the "final Warning" then it is his tough luck as to the potential gains that he could have HONESTLY gained if he would have been a true legitimate up and up seller.Fixing a transaction if need be to satisfy his customer.
Since he chooses to avoid the fact that "rust doesn't sleep" then he may find that will have to go elsewhere and establish his so called "business" on another venue.,
It just won't happen here as he will be done.
Time and time again, a transaction should be Simple.
One guy has parts,one guy has money.
they exchange them and that is that.Done..happy campers..
Why is it that simplicity is always the most complicated?
(I'm watching his log in..I'll at least give him the chance to address the issue)
Hes logged in multiple times and not responded here or addressed me personally
05-26-15, 12:39 AM
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1FAASTFD3S.......BANNED..From RX7Club..(with permission of OP)
Reason?:..wasn't FASSSSST enough....
This guy had plenty of chances..but disregarded his business when he kept logging in..
SO..BYE,BYE...you made your bed.
Reason?:..wasn't FASSSSST enough....
This guy had plenty of chances..but disregarded his business when he kept logging in..
SO..BYE,BYE...you made your bed.
05-27-15, 01:07 PM
#73
Rotary Freak
You know, if I may state something without getting banned, this statement is completely unfair. I have been reading these Good Guy/ Bad Guy threads with wonder over the years, sort of like reading the National Enquirer or watching Honey Boo Boo. I am always astounded at the levels some people will go to so that they can rip off a hundred bucks from someone. The deceit, the stonewalling and especially the willingness to steal money or parts over the internet as its nameless and faceless. You wouldn't walk up to someone and take their cash out of their wallet, but it seems like a bunch of people have no issues using keystrokes to do the same thing.
However, what truly astounds me is the amount of positive outcomes that are fostered by the Mods in this section with nothing more available to them than logic, banning and peer pressure. I am always amazed at the patience shown by the Mods who take the time to explain why certain behaviors are wrong and refute false statements by holding them up to the mirror of logic and good sense.
I know this has nothing to do with this particular deal other than how difficult it is to understand some people's motives, but while I would never buy a complete FC IMSA Body Kit over the internet for $800 from Joe Meth Head in middle of no where Arkansas, seems to good to be true, so more than likely.... I understand how a lot of people get ripped off and I want to thank all the Mods who spend time trying to clean up other people's messes and it just makes me feel better.
Thanks
Eric
05-27-15, 09:21 PM
#74
Original Gangster/Rotary!
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Appreciate the post Eric. Generally speaking, no one should be banned for speaking their mind in a civil manner.
I'm sure Under PSI doesn't have the cojones to come back and apologize. Another side effect of hiding behind the keyboard I suppose......
I'm sure Under PSI doesn't have the cojones to come back and apologize. Another side effect of hiding behind the keyboard I suppose......
