Tdman- No replies?

Texas_XD · June 9, 2006, 12:33 PM

Afternoon ladies and gents:

Just wanted to comment on the lack of replies from him in response to my offers on one of his ads. Left PMs on various forums directing him to my offer as he had cross posted the items. Granted I requested to give him a 75% deposit ($300 of the $400 asked)to hold the item till my payday (roughly 10 days), but even if that was unacceptable to him, he should have stated as such. I offered to give him refs based on multiple purchases made on hs2000talk.com, amongst other sites, including 5 firearms and lots of accessories. I sent a follow up PM when I saw him actively viewing various other posts for over 30 minutes questioning the issue and still no response.
Basicly, my complaint is the total lack of common courtesy, which should be part of the basis of any civilized group. Exspecially from one hoping to sell his items in a timely fashion. Thank you all for reading my rant, please have a nice weekend.

Trace

Edit: Prehaps if there was some strange reason as to why he hasn't responded, this will prompt him in the right direction. I am regularly on-line as work premits and check PMs/email often.

pwelsh4hd · June 9, 2006, 02:17 PM

No reply = no deal.......it's his to do with as he sees fit. I'd just move on and drop it, as opposed to posting about their "courtesy".

Texas_XD · June 9, 2006, 06:32 PM

Why confused? A lack of communication is still bad business, whether his reply would have been no or sure thing or whatever. Would it be really THAT much of a difference if I tried to buy it outright and got no reply? You may excuse it, but I'm not and hopefully others won't either. It may be his to do with as seen fit, but let interested parties know.

June 9, 2006, 12:33 PM	#1
Texas_XD Member Join Date: March 21, 2006 Location: Central Texas Posts: 45	Tdman- No replies? Afternoon ladies and gents: Just wanted to comment on the lack of replies from him in response to my offers on one of his ads. Left PMs on various forums directing him to my offer as he had cross posted the items. Granted I requested to give him a 75% deposit ($300 of the $400 asked)to hold the item till my payday (roughly 10 days), but even if that was unacceptable to him, he should have stated as such. I offered to give him refs based on multiple purchases made on hs2000talk.com, amongst other sites, including 5 firearms and lots of accessories. I sent a follow up PM when I saw him actively viewing various other posts for over 30 minutes questioning the issue and still no response. Basicly, my complaint is the total lack of common courtesy, which should be part of the basis of any civilized group. Exspecially from one hoping to sell his items in a timely fashion. Thank you all for reading my rant, please have a nice weekend. Trace Edit: Prehaps if there was some strange reason as to why he hasn't responded, this will prompt him in the right direction. I am regularly on-line as work premits and check PMs/email often.

June 9, 2006, 02:17 PM	#2
pwelsh4hd Senior Member Join Date: May 18, 2005 Location: Idaho Posts: 146	No reply = no deal.......it's his to do with as he sees fit. I'd just move on and drop it, as opposed to posting about their "courtesy".

June 9, 2006, 06:32 PM	#3
Texas_XD Member Join Date: March 21, 2006 Location: Central Texas Posts: 45	Why confused? A lack of communication is still bad business, whether his reply would have been no or sure thing or whatever. Would it be really THAT much of a difference if I tried to buy it outright and got no reply? You may excuse it, but I'm not and hopefully others won't either. It may be his to do with as seen fit, but let interested parties know.