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[Quiet]

1 minute ago, skypinkblu said:

How does he/she expect you to get the book to him if you don't have their  address.?

The other issue with PO money orders, seems to be money laundering. I'm not saying that is what this person is doing, it's most probably just miscommunication, but you need to protect yourself. Also if you take a PO money order and deposit it, my bank says it can bounce MONTHS later...so  I only cash them at Post Offices. I rarely get them, so it's not much of an issue anymore, but a few years ago one person paid for everything they bought that way.

Exactly. 

And actually he didn't send me a PO money order, but a moneygram

[Sqeggs]

13 minutes ago, Lucid Enigma said:

Exactly. 

And actually he didn't send me a PO money order, but a moneygram

Sure it wasn't a Candygram? 

[Quiet]

1 minute ago, Sqeggs said:

Sure it wasn't a Candygram? 

I should start accepting that as a form of payment 

[newshane]

Why would anyone get a money order from anywhere other than the USPS? *scratches head* 

Those are pretty legit. I've been slacking lately, but I used to specify that I would accept USPS Money Order for payment. Maybe I should stop accepting them altogether? Unfortunate situation there. 

[skypinkblu]

6 minutes ago, Lucid Enigma said:

I should start accepting that as a form of payment 

Only if Landshark is offering it;) 

[Ryan.]

Money orders were such a common method of payment in the early days of eBay that I didn't think much of it when listing it as an acceptable method in my sales rules. I can't, however, remember the last time I actually received one. Maybe they're more trouble than they are worth now. 

[Batman]

10 hours ago, Lucid Enigma said:

One of the options I gave him. Asked him for his address to send it back to him since I lost the return address when he sent it. But unsurprisingly, he avoided and completely ignored this solution

It's either a scam or someone's having a bit of fun at your expense. Rip it up and relist the item.

[Angel of Death]

11 hours ago, newshane said:

Why would anyone get a money order from anywhere other than the USPS? *scratches head* 

Those are pretty legit. I've been slacking lately, but I used to specify that I would accept USPS Money Order for payment. Maybe I should stop accepting them altogether? Unfortunate situation there. 

I didn't even know that USPS deals in money orders. I worked for CVS/pharmacy for 5 years, and many, many people use MoneyGram to pay rent. I've only ever used them to post a deposit on my apartment. I only ever bought a certified check once.

[comicquant]

I'm a pretty trusting person...  Unless you don't have a PayPal account.  

[entalmighty1]

On 10/25/2018 at 8:48 PM, Lucid Enigma said:

Exactly. 

And actually he didn't send me a PO money order, but a moneygram

Not that it's totally indicative of character, but what's the post count of this person?  If it's somebody that's established here, I'd be more willing to take a chance.  If they're new, not so much.

[Gsims718]

Just an FYI, I can’t put him on the probation list.  But so you know who you’re dealing with, this is 1p36DSA on the boards.

[Point Five]

 

 

[KPR Comics]

What a clown

[Naphtha]

11 hours ago, Gsims718 said:

Just an FYI, I can’t put him on the probation list.  But so you know who you’re dealing with, this is 1p36DSA on the boards.

I dealt with him on a recent sales thread here. I had listed an issue for 1300 and he came out with a PM that said "based on recent sales and a 10% reduction for not listing on Ebay I offer 975. This offer expires in 5 hours.."

It was very pretentious.

[Angel of Death]

12 hours ago, ajbeck21 said:

I dealt with him on a recent sales thread here. I had listed an issue for 1300 and he came out with a PM that said "based on recent sales and a 10% reduction for not listing on Ebay I offer 975. This offer expires in 5 hours.."

It was very pretentious.

LMFAO.

Ultimatums and deadlines are definitely incentives for sellers to be receptive of your discounted price... Not. I would sell a book (or anything) for less to someone with class and manners.

I think these poor manners stem from never working in the customer service field. You really learn to appreciate (and use) manners and respect when dealing with nice people vs b-holes.

I am far from a "nice" person but I will be on my best behavior when trying to get something for a discounted price. Whether it's because I value it for less, or just don't have the budget close enough, doesn't matter. Sellers are people, too.

[Naphtha]

1 hour ago, TwoPiece said:

LMFAO.

Ultimatums and deadlines are definitely incentives for sellers to be receptive of your discounted price... Not. I would sell a book (or anything) for less to someone with class and manners.

I think these poor manners stem from never working in the customer service field. You really learn to appreciate (and use) manners and respect when dealing with nice people vs b-holes.

I am far from a "nice" person but I will be on my best behavior when trying to get something for a discounted price. Whether it's because I value it for less, or just don't have the budget close enough, doesn't matter. Sellers are people, too.

That's exactly how I took it. I was actually willing to negotiate to a slightly higher price and offered something close. His response was simply "good luck with the sale." It was as if he thought because he had money he could treat people as if they were nothing. His name is a reference to a chromosome disorder and an organization that studies it. I figure he must be someone who makes decent money and carries a god syndrome because of it. Sometimes the worst kind of people. 

[mattn792]

On 12/18/2018 at 10:59 AM, MadJimJaspers said:

That's exactly how I took it. I was actually willing to negotiate to a slightly higher price and offered something close. His response was simply "good luck with the sale." It was as if he thought because he had money he could treat people as if they were nothing. His name is a reference to a chromosome disorder and an organization that studies it. I figure he must be someone who makes decent money and carries a god syndrome because of it. Sometimes the worst kind of people. 

I say if you ever find yourself dealing with that dimwit again, tell him you'll accept his offer just as soon as Cody Parkey makes another field goal in the playoffs.  As a pragmatic Bears fan, I thought the end of the Eagles game was funny.  But something tells me Mr. "dabearsfamily" will stroke out over a message like that. 

[entalmighty1]

On 12/17/2018 at 9:26 AM, Gsims718 said:

Just an FYI, I can’t put him on the probation list.  But so you know who you’re dealing with, this is 1p36DSA on the boards.

Isn't that the same goofball that would go into sales threads and announce what a great deal somebody just got because the seller sold a book below market value?  

[seanfingh]

On 12/18/2018 at 11:59 AM, MadJimJaspers said:

That's exactly how I took it. I was actually willing to negotiate to a slightly higher price and offered something close. His response was simply "good luck with the sale." It was as if he thought because he had money he could treat people as if they were nothing. His name is a reference to a chromosome disorder and an organization that studies it. I figure he must be someone who makes decent money and carries a god syndrome because of it. Sometimes the worst kind of people. 

I'm pretty sure he has a kid with that chromosomal disorder.  Not that having a special needs kid excuses bad behavior, but I am pretty sure that is why he has that as his name and avatar.

[skypinkblu]

Two people seem to share that ID, a husband and  wife. I never dealt with him, but I did deal with her (she bought something off a thread here) and I had no problem with her at all. They do have a special needs child.