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Originally Posted by nomis_nehc' post='994349' date='Aug 31 2009, 10:04 PM
Of course I don't know you, lol. Are you suppose to be famous?

Hang in there Simon, this place (and all it's strangeness) will grow on you quite rapidly. (Alot like that stuff that's growing on C except in a good way...)
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The other side to this story.....
The buyer made an offer to purchase initially that was very low. He then came back to a more reasonable amount and we agreed upon it. It was only after the fact that we agreed to a price that I was informed I would have to wait till "pay day." Of which as I did not a have any other buyers interested at the time, I agreed too. However another buyer came through with cash and hand. Of which I should have but did not notify the other buyer that this individual had cash in hand. This was my bad and I apologized as such. It is to my personal opinion that if you want to make an offer to buy something, you should let the seller know such stipulations as "I can't pay you till xx day" upfront rather than subsequent to the agreement.
Either way it is what it is.
The buyer made an offer to purchase initially that was very low. He then came back to a more reasonable amount and we agreed upon it. It was only after the fact that we agreed to a price that I was informed I would have to wait till "pay day." Of which as I did not a have any other buyers interested at the time, I agreed too. However another buyer came through with cash and hand. Of which I should have but did not notify the other buyer that this individual had cash in hand. This was my bad and I apologized as such. It is to my personal opinion that if you want to make an offer to buy something, you should let the seller know such stipulations as "I can't pay you till xx day" upfront rather than subsequent to the agreement.
Either way it is what it is.
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Originally Posted by Rudy' post='994367' date='Aug 31 2009, 10:16 PM
(Alot like that stuff that's growing on C except in a good way...) 

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Originally Posted by nigxdoof' post='994353' date='Aug 31 2009, 10:06 PM
That's 5series.net buddy.... 

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Originally Posted by mk4' post='994417' date='Aug 31 2009, 10:55 PM
The other side to this story.....
The buyer made an offer to purchase initially that was very low. He then came back to a more reasonable amount and we agreed upon it. It was only after the fact that we agreed to a price that I was informed I would have to wait till "pay day." Of which as I did not a have any other buyers interested at the time, I agreed too. However another buyer came through with cash and hand. Of which I should have but did not notify the other buyer that this individual had cash in hand. This was my bad and I apologized as such. It is to my personal opinion that if you want to make an offer to buy something, you should let the seller know such stipulations as "I can't pay you till xx day" upfront rather than subsequent to the agreement.
Either way it is what it is.
The buyer made an offer to purchase initially that was very low. He then came back to a more reasonable amount and we agreed upon it. It was only after the fact that we agreed to a price that I was informed I would have to wait till "pay day." Of which as I did not a have any other buyers interested at the time, I agreed too. However another buyer came through with cash and hand. Of which I should have but did not notify the other buyer that this individual had cash in hand. This was my bad and I apologized as such. It is to my personal opinion that if you want to make an offer to buy something, you should let the seller know such stipulations as "I can't pay you till xx day" upfront rather than subsequent to the agreement.
Either way it is what it is.
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All it takes is some understanding!!!! Maybe the seller is in a tight budget and needs money right away. Economy sucks right now and you cannot let money wait!!! The seller still has the right to sell the product to anyone!!!
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Yeah but like the guy said, he should've given him the opportunity to come up with the cash first before selling to the other part!
Originally Posted by turboawd' post='993980' date='Aug 31 2009, 02:40 PM
you have to look at the flipside of the coin. i'm sure there have been many instances where a buyer has said he needs to wait till he gets the money, and then never comes through.
whoever shows up with the money first, gets dibs in my opinion.
whoever shows up with the money first, gets dibs in my opinion.
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Originally Posted by C's Bimmer' post='994431' date='Aug 31 2009, 08:10 PM
You don't offer a payment plan? WTF?!?!?!?!?
"90 DAYS SAME AS CASH"


