I dont know about the rest of you, but i have had a big spike recently in deadbeat klovers. Ive had alot more on ebay since there change to the feedback system not allowing negatives from sellers. Now on this forum its picking up for me as well.
If you agree to buy something on here, then you shuold be a man and follow through. I recently had a board on here for sale. I posted the board because i actually seen a WTB post for the same item. So i posted it, and then pm'd the person that i knew was looking for it and gave them the link to the FS post.
The person emails, ask a few questions, and then commits saying that they are going to take them and that they will pay on a specific date. So being stupid, i turn down other people that wanted it because i agreed to hold it till a specific date for the buyer. I wait the time they ask, then on that date i get a pm saying that they now think that the price is to high and will buy the item if i lower to a price that they want to pay,
I think that buyers that agree should be held responsible on the forums just like how we hold sellers. I think that we should post the names of those that do this. And hold them responsible and let others know that dealing with them is useless until that person makes good on the prior commitment. If a seller on here doesnt take care of his buyers and leaves them out to dry. You know that the fellow klovers will jump in with there opinions and comments. So shouldnt we do this about deadbeat buyers.
Im thinking that this person probably found the item in the meantime cheaper than what i wanted to sell it for. I am considering posting this klovers screenname and that if he pays for the it within 24 hours, that i will take a working world class bowling game to a charity auction here in my town and say that it was donated by Klov.com (we have a few local families needing medical assistance for children with diseases, where they are accepting items to put up for local auction and taking the proceeds to help offset medical cost)
So whats your thoughts on this, because i know that i dont go to the feedback section to look up a name of someone wanting to send a payment
troy
If you agree to buy something on here, then you shuold be a man and follow through. I recently had a board on here for sale. I posted the board because i actually seen a WTB post for the same item. So i posted it, and then pm'd the person that i knew was looking for it and gave them the link to the FS post.
The person emails, ask a few questions, and then commits saying that they are going to take them and that they will pay on a specific date. So being stupid, i turn down other people that wanted it because i agreed to hold it till a specific date for the buyer. I wait the time they ask, then on that date i get a pm saying that they now think that the price is to high and will buy the item if i lower to a price that they want to pay,
I think that buyers that agree should be held responsible on the forums just like how we hold sellers. I think that we should post the names of those that do this. And hold them responsible and let others know that dealing with them is useless until that person makes good on the prior commitment. If a seller on here doesnt take care of his buyers and leaves them out to dry. You know that the fellow klovers will jump in with there opinions and comments. So shouldnt we do this about deadbeat buyers.
Im thinking that this person probably found the item in the meantime cheaper than what i wanted to sell it for. I am considering posting this klovers screenname and that if he pays for the it within 24 hours, that i will take a working world class bowling game to a charity auction here in my town and say that it was donated by Klov.com (we have a few local families needing medical assistance for children with diseases, where they are accepting items to put up for local auction and taking the proceeds to help offset medical cost)
So whats your thoughts on this, because i know that i dont go to the feedback section to look up a name of someone wanting to send a payment
troy


