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pennynike1

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  1. Thanks to those that chimed in. I was pretty sure what I was going to do, but I wanted to get some input before telling the buyer that I understand. Thx guys!

     

    Losing your job sucks. I personally would give them a break and let it go.

     

    That said, the assumption is that their buying is on hold because of the job situation. If you notice shortly thereafter that they are buying up books in other threads, then I think you'd have good reason to make the incident public.

     

    Agreed. Life does sometimes throw you a curve ball. I always look at the situation in reverse. How would I hope to be treated if I lost my job? I think a seller should always get a downpayment on time payment deals.

    I agree on both points. Here's an example of a purchase I made some time ago with time payments! This is the seller's conditions. (I am the buyer)

     

    "You would pay the asking price in payments. I would prefer that the initial payments be done via check so I would avoid paypal fees, but the final one I would rather be paypal (but check would be fine), and I will send you the book as soon as that clears. I would like you to pay $200 now, then the remainder of the 1st time payment (an additional $800) by 1/15, then the balance to total $3395 by 2/15. If something happens and you decide to opt out any time prior to 2/15, I would keep $200, and send you back the remainder. If something happens to the book while I have it (for example, it gets stolen, a fire, etc.) then I will pay you $200. If the balance is not paid by 2/15, then I would have the option of extending the time payments or keeping $200 and sending the remainder back to you".

     

    This worked out very well for both of us. I have purchased most of my larger purchases through time-payments. Every time, the agreement was different. To date, I have never had any problems with several purchases over 3K. It is most important to have a "detailed" agreement before either party makes a commitment.

     

    Mike

     

     

    Thanks for posting this. I will utilize this as a model in future cases where time payments are involved (thumbs u

     

  2. Question about a buyer defaulting on payment. If someone posts the BIN, with agreement to pay in full in about a month, then indicates that they are unable to make good on their commitment due to a loss of a job, is that:

     

    1) Reasonable?

     

    or

     

    2) Worthy of the probation list?

     

    I was basing my financial decisions with the idea that I had sold the book, and now it appears that will not be the case. At the same time, what is a person to do if they lose their job? That is something beyond control, however, a person could sell other possessions to make good on our transaction. Thoughts?

  3. Glad that the book went to such a great home Steve (thumbs u

     

    Big kudos to JvR11 for fast shipping and free stuff (worship) and pennynike1 for a smooth transaction on a big ticket book :applause:

     

    I would like to extend kudos to the following board members for swift payment on recent transactions:

     

    Vtcomics

    143ksk

    Timely

    jpolz

     

    Belated kudos also goes out on transactions to:

     

    3319

    MightyBeanComics

    nepatkm

     

    Thanks guys :)

     

     

  4. All the same, it was a major relief off of my shoulders that I saw you in the hall when I arrived Steve. Otherwise, my car may have been towed, as I would have had no way of getting car into the parking garage after taking my books over to the booth.

     

    I won't forget the helpful hand. I was having nightmares last night about how I was going to deal with that problem. I arrived later than I had intended because I really had not come up with a solution to accomplish 2 things at once :)

  5. I would like to extend kudos and gratitude to 143ksk and bomber-bob for keeping watch over my books this Sunday at WW Chicago. Each of them took some time out of there schedule so I could take care of business at the show.

     

    Without their help I would not have been able to park my car, go to the bathroom, or pick up my graded book from CGC. Thank you so much both of you!! These CGC boards are awesome!!!!!!

     

    :headbang:

  6. BIG KUDOS TO THE FOLLOWING

    Mr.Diggler

     

    bubbagump

     

    pennynike1

     

    Again cgc board members are the simply the best to deal with. I have never been done wrong in anyway.. The books are well packed and wow very fast shipping. I love this place!

     

    Thank you guys!

    :banana:

     

    Thx once again for a flawless transaction! (thumbs u

  7. Michael Turner CGC SS 9.8 sale part 2 coming up this weekend.

     

    Civil War: X-Men #1 Aspen Variant

    Civil War #1 Sketch Cover

    Civil War #2 Sketch Cover

    Civil War #7 Variant Cover

    Fallen Son: The Death of Captain America #2 (Spider Woman cover)

    Fallen Son: Death of Cap #3 (Hawkeye cover)

    Fallen Son: Death of Cap #4 (Spider-Man cover and signed by Finch and Loeb as well)

     

     

    Brian

     

    You are killing me with your great offerings Brian :cry:

     

    You really know how to empty the pocket book (thumbs u

     

     

  8. Kudos to Buffyfan for purchasing my Out Of This World pulp/comic in the new selling forum;

    Belated Kudos to Foolkiller for some great books on 2 seperate transactions;

    Kudos to Bronty for a nice reader copy of a classic;

    Kudos to Rich_Henn on a trade for a hot book;

    Kudos to CycleGirl for quick payment on her recent purchase.

     

  9. No worries, mate... It was a publishing experiment by Avon, mixing comics into the pulp. I highly recommend getting it. The pulp stories are a good read, and the comics are just awesome. Giunta's Crom the Barbarian is a direct homage to Conan.

     

    Fair enough!

     

    nike... :takeit:

     

    ^^ Thanks for making this the first official GGA sale in the new thread!

     

    You are most welcome (thumbs u :devil:

     

    Yep, thanks for clarifying things while I was watching some movies (thumbs u

  10. No worries, mate... It was a publishing experiment by Avon, mixing comics into the pulp. I highly recommend getting it. The pulp stories are a good read, and the comics are just awesome. Giunta's Crom the Barbarian is a direct homage to Conan.

     

    Fair enough!

     

    nike... :takeit:

     

    ^^ Thanks for making this the first official GGA sale in the new thread!

     

    Now, just sell that nice slabbed Seven Seas 4 :)

     

    I don't think you would like the price, and another board member would be none too happy with me :)

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    But Mr. Parker...read the thread, the hyperactive would-be buyer didn't even have a claim by his I'll Take It post rendered meaningless (and frankly at that point an outright deceitful and extortionate act)...I've never seen a more moronic posting in this forum than since I've arrived...UFB! :boo:

     

     

    That is one incredibly stupid post. There was nothing deceitful in my purchasing this book. In fact, hockey contacted me about purchasing the book after having posted it in his thread, and I was agreeable to purchase after verifying staple quality. What a terrible night...

  12. (shrug) Let us all know

     

    I just wanted to post here to let everyone know that I consider this issue to be resolved. I have had some heart-to-heart PM's with Mike, and we both agree that there were some significant mis-understandings in the way things went down.

     

    I am cool with Mike, and I wish him the best in the future (thumbs u