Pipswich wrote:Well, you know something I don't and that my emails don't reflect regarding "negotiating' that one. As it goes that auction ended less than an hour after I get off work and I had to come home, say high to the kids, run my searches and bid... there simply isn't enough time to pull that one off. I also don't know how you would estimate value with that crappy description, I remember being scared to death they would arrive in miserable shape, although most turned out to be very nice.
Pipswich wrote:I do not recall negotiating that one. If I did, it's not in my email. However, I do routinely negotiate buy it nows, so it is possible, I just don't remember. What I recall is being very worried about condition. If I negotiated that one I would still expect to have an email record though.
Pipswich wrote:What I am actually curious about Brian... did you reveal the smoking gun that explains your behavior towards me. Was this your deal I stepped into and is that why you have been on my tail on this forum all this time? Did my rapid refresh cost you a couple of hundred bucks on a buy it now... here or elsewhere? Now that's a supposition I bet everyone here can reasonably consider at this point.
Pipswich wrote:I would have been happy to arrange that buy it now.I don't recall doing it and don't have an email record so I probably didn't. The timing makes it quite unlikely.I suspect that you arranged the buy it now and that this is the origin of your anger toward me.Is that simple and easiest enough for you to understand without changing the subject, Brian?
Pipswich wrote:And, since you have reviewed my buying history, you should know that I usually buy as many lots from a seller as possible when I negotiate a buy it now. Since there was clearly opportunity to do so there, I can't imagine why if I had been corresponding with the guy, I didn't get the dice, books and manuals. There are stuff in those lots I still don't have.Glad I got the manuals though, and I am even more convinced that's what got under your craw.
bclarkie wrote:Just to be clear, you are going to go with, "you just happened to get REALLY lucky in your searches" so much so that exactly 2 minutes and 3 seconds from a seller who coincidentally decided to place a BIN on his auction 5 hours after it started, you found it and bought it?
Wandering Monster wrote:Do people here still have any use for DRAGONs like this, out of curiosity?
Wandering Monster wrote:Bbarsh and Pip --Gentlemen, gentlemen!!Any chance we can keep it down to a dull roar or take it to private, please? Cheers,JohnHaka Wandering Monster
Pipswich wrote:Guys, I think I am actually done with this site.
Pipswich wrote: Not only did I never claim to have 10,000 transactions on a single ebay account last time I was attacked by BClarkie (Note he claims that OVER and OVER without providing the quote!).
Pipswich wrote: Since I seem to average a minimum of 50-75 purchases per month (on this account... and my wife has one too)... I must have something in the neighborhood of 10,000 purchases or so on this account since 1997.
bbarsh wrote:I think I was actually being quite civil. I actually defended pip, in some regard.
Wandering Monster wrote:You were being quite civil, and I did not mean to imply otherwise, bbarsh. I think perhaps I got your user name confused with bclarkie's. Apologies for any offense/offence.It's just that I created this thread in the hopes of people selling stuff online coming together and commiserating/exchanging ideas, not for it to be a place for finger-pointing, flaming and so on. (I wonder sometimes if whoever invented the Internet feels this way? )Cheers,JohnHaka Wandering Monster