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[divad]

I'm thinking since MOST people have read & reread the guide line to the sellers market place that they have 30 days to make good on what they bought or am I mistaken.

 

You are quite mistaken . . . they have 30 days to make BAD Payments should typically be made within a few days and generally no longer than a week, unless other arrangements or communications have been made.

 

50 Cents jerked me around for a month, never paid me, and then succeeded in making some lame-azz argument that since I hadn't told him to hit the freakin' low road that I had accepted his repeated excuses for tardiness . . . and tardiness . . . and finally deadbeat. Then Mr. High Roller had the audacity to suggest that it was only $25 and an apology (with gremlins) should suffice. As far as I'm concerned, he should be the bricks and mortar of the list.

[mjacobs8]

I'm thinking since MOST people have read & reread the guide line to the sellers market place that they have 30 days to make good on what they bought or am I mistaken.

 

You are quite mistaken . . . they have 30 days to make BAD Payments should typically be made within a few days and generally no longer than a week, unless other arrangements or communications have been made.

 

50 Cents jerked me around for a month, never paid me, and then succeeded in making some lame-azz argument that since I hadn't told him to hit the freakin' low road that I had accepted his repeated excuses for tardiness . . . and tardiness . . . and finally deadbeat. Then Mr. High Roller had the audacity to suggest that it was only $25 and an apology (with gremlins) should suffice. As far as I'm concerned, he should be the bricks and mortar of the list.

"Payments should typically be made within a few days and generally no longer than a week, unless other arrangements or communications have been made."

 

 

divad, is this posted in the guidelines? If not, I think it should be, if in fact this is the suggested course of action. I think the "30 day" thing can be confusing. Comments anyone?

[sckao]

 

Note that some sellers want to be paid by check or money order which indicates that the transaction may take longer than normal. (Especially if they live in a foreign country.)

 

 

[divad]

I'm thinking since MOST people have read & reread the guide line to the sellers market place that they have 30 days to make good on what they bought or am I mistaken.

 

You are quite mistaken . . . they have 30 days to make BAD Payments should typically be made within a few days and generally no longer than a week, unless other arrangements or communications have been made.

 

50 Cents jerked me around for a month, never paid me, and then succeeded in making some lame-azz argument that since I hadn't told him to hit the freakin' low road that I had accepted his repeated excuses for tardiness . . . and tardiness . . . and finally deadbeat. Then Mr. High Roller had the audacity to suggest that it was only $25 and an apology (with gremlins) should suffice. As far as I'm concerned, he should be the bricks and mortar of the list.

"Payments should typically be made within a few days and generally no longer than a week, unless other arrangements or communications have been made."

 

 

divad, is this posted in the guidelines? If not, I think it should be, if in fact this is the suggested course of action. I think the "30 day" thing can be confusing. Comments anyone?

 

Guidelines/schmidelines it's common courtesy. The only people who have taken longer than a week to pay (without asking up front) have all turned out to be non-payers.

 

Yes, I agree - Payment guidelines should be part and parcel. Why don't you send Arch a PM?

[divad]

Note that some sellers want to be paid by check or money order which indicates that the transaction may take longer than normal. (Especially if they live in a foreign country.)

 

 

You accept checks from foreign countries? Not worth it to me.

[mjacobs8]

I'm thinking since MOST people have read & reread the guide line to the sellers market place that they have 30 days to make good on what they bought or am I mistaken.

 

You are quite mistaken . . . they have 30 days to make BAD Payments should typically be made within a few days and generally no longer than a week, unless other arrangements or communications have been made.

 

50 Cents jerked me around for a month, never paid me, and then succeeded in making some lame-azz argument that since I hadn't told him to hit the freakin' low road that I had accepted his repeated excuses for tardiness . . . and tardiness . . . and finally deadbeat. Then Mr. High Roller had the audacity to suggest that it was only $25 and an apology (with gremlins) should suffice. As far as I'm concerned, he should be the bricks and mortar of the list.

"Payments should typically be made within a few days and generally no longer than a week, unless other arrangements or communications have been made."

 

 

divad, is this posted in the guidelines? If not, I think it should be, if in fact this is the suggested course of action. I think the "30 day" thing can be confusing. Comments anyone?

 

Guidelines/schmidelines it's common courtesy. The only people who have taken longer than a week to pay (without asking up front) have all turned out to be non-payers.

 

Yes, I agree - Payment guidelines should be part and parcel. Why don't you send Arch a PM?

I wouldn't want to step on your toe's.

[sckao]

Note that some sellers want to be paid by check or money order which indicates that the transaction may take longer than normal. (Especially if they live in a foreign country.)

 

 

You accept checks from foreign countries? Not worth it to me.

 

A recent seller from Canada wanted to be paid by check and not Paypal.

 

 

[Timmay]

Note that some sellers want to be paid by check or money order which indicates that the transaction may take longer than normal. (Especially if they live in a foreign country.)

 

 

You accept checks from foreign countries? Not worth it to me.

 

A recent seller from Canada wanted to be paid by check and not Paypal.

 

 

I sent a MO to some guy in Canada and got a nice copy of TOS 39

 

[greggy]

Note that some sellers want to be paid by check or money order which indicates that the transaction may take longer than normal. (Especially if they live in a foreign country.)

 

 

You accept checks from foreign countries? Not worth it to me.

 

A recent seller from Canada wanted to be paid by check and not Paypal.

 

 

I sent a MO to some guy in Canada and got a nice copy of TOS 39

 

[divad]

Note that some sellers want to be paid by check or money order which indicates that the transaction may take longer than normal. (Especially if they live in a foreign country.)

 

 

You accept checks from foreign countries? Not worth it to me.

 

A recent seller from Canada wanted to be paid by check and not Paypal.

 

Canada's a foreign country???

[pennynike1]

My buyer made good on the transaction today, so all is well

[divad]

My buyer made good on the transaction today, so all is well

 

Glad to hear it

[shiverbones]

an update.. there is no update. Zero response from henchman via the boards or the email that is associated with the seller. Looks like I am out $45.

[greggy]

an update.. there is no update. Zero response from henchman via the boards or the email that is associated with the seller. Looks like I am out $45.

[shiverbones]

[Flaming_Telepath]

 

What do you expect from somebody who grades this a 6.0?

 

 

 

 

...and this as an 8.5...

 

 

[50 Cent #II (1st)]

I'm thinking since MOST people have read & reread the guide line to the sellers market place that they have 30 days to make good on what they bought or am I mistaken.

 

You are quite mistaken . . . they have 30 days to make BAD Payments should typically be made within a few days and generally no longer than a week, unless other arrangements or communications have been made.

 

50 Cents jerked me around for a month, never paid me, and then succeeded in making some lame-azz argument that since I hadn't told him to hit the freakin' low road that I had accepted his repeated excuses for tardiness . . . and tardiness . . . and finally deadbeat. Then Mr. High Roller had the audacity to suggest that it was only $25 and an apology (with gremlins) should suffice. As far as I'm concerned, he should be the bricks and mortar of the list.

 

Oh, bringing up the fond memories...

Wasn't I one of the reasons you started this successful thread? You're just upset because you want my Undergrounds

[Aces]

 

What do you expect from somebody who grades this a 6.0?

 

 

 

 

...and this as an 8.5...

 

 

 

If only they didn't have creases, stains, or water damage.

Then they would be close!

[Mac Man]

 

I a copy of XM 101 from him earlier this month. I hadn't seen him on the list so I fig'd it was safe. Sure, I thought the book was overgraded (I think it was about 2.0 points off), but the price was low enough that it was still a good deal. It wasn't much money, but the principle of it. Hopefully Frank comes through on ALL accounts.

 

Anyone have his direct email?

[mschmidt]

an update.. there is no update. Zero response from henchman via the boards or the email that is associated with the seller. Looks like I am out $45.

 

I bought a couple of books from his last thread as well - sent him a check for $65 - and, yes, he hasn't responded to my PM's either