12:31 Worst peopl ever... Teddyrx2 = super bad guy
Clearing things up
08-24-07, 03:28 AM
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Yup those would be the ones. I have a copy as well. That is where I got the price from. Why you guys bought that size I don't know, 2 1/4 is not 2 1/2.
Just keep me posted Alex. All I want is the pan, that's it.
Just keep me posted Alex. All I want is the pan, that's it.
08-24-07, 08:08 PM
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Just a reminder guys. This is not the lounge. This is not an open thread for non-involved parties to post up their view points. If you are not directly involved in this issue then there is no need for you to post.
The more that un-involved people get involved the more dramatic and off track the issue becomes.
The 2 people that are involved are working this out. That is the only 2 people that need to be posting anything further at this point.
If you have personal business with Teddy, then use the Pm function please.
The more that un-involved people get involved the more dramatic and off track the issue becomes.
The 2 people that are involved are working this out. That is the only 2 people that need to be posting anything further at this point.
If you have personal business with Teddy, then use the Pm function please.
08-24-07, 09:31 PM
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With all due respect DOC, since when has this been the case? I come on here to read up on members/ associates of the rx7club to see if they are worthy of doing business with. If a good guy has been scammed and we members feel upset about it, why is it now a problem to voice our disgust? Its never been a problem before. I dont frequent this area to often unless I'm checking on a members credibility before we do business. I'm sorry but if a guy has been scammed we as members of this forum should be the Judge and Jury! 
08-24-07, 11:13 PM
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With all due respect DOC, since when has this been the case? I come on here to read up on members/ associates of the rx7club to see if they are worthy of doing business with. If a good guy has been scammed and we members feel upset about it, why is it now a problem to voice our disgust? Its never been a problem before. I dont frequent this area to often unless I'm checking on a members credibility before we do business. I'm sorry but if a guy has been scammed we as members of this forum should be the Judge and Jury!
What does not have to happen is that the thread turns into a bashing event by members who have not had any "Personal" involvement with the thread starter or the member in question. Remember this is not a trial and we are not jurors on a bench. There are no prosecuting or defending lawyers that are presenting actual "True" facts or actual known "Evidence".
What happens in alot of these drawn out blow out threads is that members are basing their posts either based on their alliance with one or the other member.
Or by their view points. It's not about our view points or "Emmotions" on the subject matter that counts.
What counts is that the members work this out as best as possible. It's ok if their is involvement by members that are mediators. Then it is helpful to point out facts in a reseaonable manner. That will resolve things faster then the thread being used as a hostility venting event.
In alot of this threads things got way out of hand and in the end they were resolved. Wouldn't it be better if you got involved in a non-judgemental manner to help resolve the issue in a timely and productive manner?
There are some exceptions that the bad guy is just not going to do anything to resolve the matter. In those cases most of the time they just disappear. What some of you are forgetting is that we are all members of the same club. I feel it is better to conduct ourselves in a professional respectful manner when we get involved.
08-25-07, 02:27 PM
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doc, with all due respect, then why isnt more done about this stuff?
It used to be that a mod would block someone from continued selling if they didnt take care of their business. Now, nothing gets done, excuses are made, and we are told to leave it alone. What good does that do? How does that solve anything?
I'll give you an example. In a recent thread, I posted strictly about the information that was available at the time--no personal attacks, no stories, no insults, nothing. The seller in that thread decided to try to trash me up one side and down the other. The only "provocation" I gave was posting about the issue. To this day, that seller has changed his story more than once, and pictures have been provided by the buyer that prove the seller isnt being entirely honest. For this seller, it isnt the first time that this has happened. And the only mod involvement in that thread was to complain about other people posting in there....the seller went off insulting multiple "fellow forum members in the same club", and refused to handle his business....and for that, a mod actually backed his complaining?!? That issue is still unresolved, and the buyer spent more than a hundred bucks on broken parts.
Which brings me to my second question--you say we're all members of the same club, well where is that loyalty when one of us gets screwed over? The mods dont do anything anymore and those sellers are allowed to continue selling...and the buyers are left losing money.
So, the mods wont do anything, and now the mods dont want anyone else to do anything either? What ever happened to all being in the same club when it comes to that?
Over the last several years, I have seen people come in here time and again and scam people, some of them for thousands of dollars. And while I dont expect this site to be a police force, COME ON, there are times when something HAS to be done. Again with all respect, if the mods of this club arent going to do something, why should other members be punished because they choose to? There are a lot of people in here that benefit from those of us that choose to help, and I personally have access to resources that most people do not. It used to be that bad sellers were barred from selling until they handled their issues, and now, even that doesnt happen anymore. I would just like to see some common sense used in this section, by all. When someone is obviously not telling the truth, I think this forum owes it to its members to look out for each other, or at least, the mods should have the ability and concern to do something. I have spent the last few years being asked by others for my help. There is only one reason why--because I helped one person one time, and from there people found that I was here and willing to help. If this forum took care of its own with common sense in such issues, no one would have had to come to me to get help after that first time, because sellers like that would not be allowed to sell again.
As a mod, does it even bother you that this forum has become known as an easy place to rip people off? Doc, it didnt get that way because people like me speak up when we see something wrong, and that should be a far bigger problem than if I offended someone because I told the truth. But thats not how it is run here, in that recent example I gave, the seller complains about me posting, even though it was 100% polite until he started a mess. AND THE MODS GAVE HIS COMPLAINT ATTENTION. Why wont those same mods give our complaints equal attention? If someone insulting my dead father isnt enough for the mods to take action, then why should the seller that did that insulting, who is obviously not telling the truth, be allowed to complain to those same mods? Yeah, we're all members in the same club, but apparently there isnt one standard as to how we all are allowed to treat each other. Thats where the problem comes in.
It used to be that a mod would block someone from continued selling if they didnt take care of their business. Now, nothing gets done, excuses are made, and we are told to leave it alone. What good does that do? How does that solve anything?
I'll give you an example. In a recent thread, I posted strictly about the information that was available at the time--no personal attacks, no stories, no insults, nothing. The seller in that thread decided to try to trash me up one side and down the other. The only "provocation" I gave was posting about the issue. To this day, that seller has changed his story more than once, and pictures have been provided by the buyer that prove the seller isnt being entirely honest. For this seller, it isnt the first time that this has happened. And the only mod involvement in that thread was to complain about other people posting in there....the seller went off insulting multiple "fellow forum members in the same club", and refused to handle his business....and for that, a mod actually backed his complaining?!? That issue is still unresolved, and the buyer spent more than a hundred bucks on broken parts.
Which brings me to my second question--you say we're all members of the same club, well where is that loyalty when one of us gets screwed over? The mods dont do anything anymore and those sellers are allowed to continue selling...and the buyers are left losing money.
So, the mods wont do anything, and now the mods dont want anyone else to do anything either? What ever happened to all being in the same club when it comes to that?
Over the last several years, I have seen people come in here time and again and scam people, some of them for thousands of dollars. And while I dont expect this site to be a police force, COME ON, there are times when something HAS to be done. Again with all respect, if the mods of this club arent going to do something, why should other members be punished because they choose to? There are a lot of people in here that benefit from those of us that choose to help, and I personally have access to resources that most people do not. It used to be that bad sellers were barred from selling until they handled their issues, and now, even that doesnt happen anymore. I would just like to see some common sense used in this section, by all. When someone is obviously not telling the truth, I think this forum owes it to its members to look out for each other, or at least, the mods should have the ability and concern to do something. I have spent the last few years being asked by others for my help. There is only one reason why--because I helped one person one time, and from there people found that I was here and willing to help. If this forum took care of its own with common sense in such issues, no one would have had to come to me to get help after that first time, because sellers like that would not be allowed to sell again.
As a mod, does it even bother you that this forum has become known as an easy place to rip people off? Doc, it didnt get that way because people like me speak up when we see something wrong, and that should be a far bigger problem than if I offended someone because I told the truth. But thats not how it is run here, in that recent example I gave, the seller complains about me posting, even though it was 100% polite until he started a mess. AND THE MODS GAVE HIS COMPLAINT ATTENTION. Why wont those same mods give our complaints equal attention? If someone insulting my dead father isnt enough for the mods to take action, then why should the seller that did that insulting, who is obviously not telling the truth, be allowed to complain to those same mods? Yeah, we're all members in the same club, but apparently there isnt one standard as to how we all are allowed to treat each other. Thats where the problem comes in.
09-01-07, 10:19 AM
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Originally posted by rx7doctor
Just a reminder guys. This is not the lounge. This is not an open thread for non-involved parties to post up their view points. If you are not directly involved in this issue then there is no need for you to post.
Just a reminder guys. This is not the lounge. This is not an open thread for non-involved parties to post up their view points. If you are not directly involved in this issue then there is no need for you to post.
It's called preventative information since it brings up history on the individual that is "lost" in the archives or old threads that can shed light on behaviors and past actions. If you know the past, the future can be predicted and an intelligent course of action can be taken, especially if the past reveals you are wasting your time "negotiating" with the villain.
Besides, with the new servers and owners, there's more than enough room to hold that extra info and there's never anything wrong with more knowledge.
09-05-07, 10:07 AM
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Brutal situation. Teddy did the right thing coming to his senses, although I believe it was only because Omar kept pushing the envelope. If not for that, I would think teddy would have dropped it and moved on without making it right. The problem with "shops" (and this is a problem EVERYWHERE) is this:
Our cars, for the majority are tuned and built by younger people(not all are younger, but most) The old school 40+ year olds (for the most part) don't work on these, but stick to the old school cars. The problem that exists is that the younger group for the most part are very immature and have no ability or understanding of how to run a business, but they are the ones that know how to do the work. The 40+ crowd ARE more mature and for the majority know how to run a business and customer service, but are not familiar with the newer product. So, you have kids that get stars in their eyes about starting a "shop" when in reality, they don't have the maturity or understanding about how to do so. If you are in school, hands down...you shouldn't have a shop. If you can't be 110% committed to the customer that you are serving, you have no business serving them. Finish the degree, then pursue the career. Negative feedback will ALWAYS spread faster than positive ever will...
Our cars, for the majority are tuned and built by younger people(not all are younger, but most) The old school 40+ year olds (for the most part) don't work on these, but stick to the old school cars. The problem that exists is that the younger group for the most part are very immature and have no ability or understanding of how to run a business, but they are the ones that know how to do the work. The 40+ crowd ARE more mature and for the majority know how to run a business and customer service, but are not familiar with the newer product. So, you have kids that get stars in their eyes about starting a "shop" when in reality, they don't have the maturity or understanding about how to do so. If you are in school, hands down...you shouldn't have a shop. If you can't be 110% committed to the customer that you are serving, you have no business serving them. Finish the degree, then pursue the career. Negative feedback will ALWAYS spread faster than positive ever will...
09-05-07, 10:11 AM
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Brutal situation. Teddy did the right thing coming to his sense, although I believe it was only because Omar kept pushing the envelope. If not for that, I would think teddy would have dropped it and moved on without making it right. The problem with "shops" (and this is a problem EVERYWHERE) is this:
Our cars, for the majority are tuned and built by younger people(not all are younger, but most) The old school 40+ year olds don't work on these, but stick to the old school cars. The problem that exists is that the younger group for the most part are very immature and have no ability or understanding of how to run a business, but they are the ones that know how to do the work. The 40+ crowd ARE more mature and for the majority know how to run a business and customer service, but are not familiar with the newer product. So, you have kids that get stars in their eyes about starting a "shop" when in reality, they don't have the maturity or understanding about how to do so. If you are in school, hands down...you shouldn't have a shop. If you can't be 110% committed to the customer that you are serving, you have no business serving them.
Our cars, for the majority are tuned and built by younger people(not all are younger, but most) The old school 40+ year olds don't work on these, but stick to the old school cars. The problem that exists is that the younger group for the most part are very immature and have no ability or understanding of how to run a business, but they are the ones that know how to do the work. The 40+ crowd ARE more mature and for the majority know how to run a business and customer service, but are not familiar with the newer product. So, you have kids that get stars in their eyes about starting a "shop" when in reality, they don't have the maturity or understanding about how to do so. If you are in school, hands down...you shouldn't have a shop. If you can't be 110% committed to the customer that you are serving, you have no business serving them.
+1 This says it all
10-11-07, 07:51 PM
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hey teddy,sent ya a couple of emails and text messaged chris...when you get a chance lemme know what's goin on wth everything...sorry about the delay..
thanks dude
hope to hear from you soon
thanks dude
hope to hear from you soon
