[BB] Rick James
[H]ard Dawg
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Hey guys,
I recently made a trade with a guy in Canada. I shipped the items first to him since I don't have a lot of online trading experiences. So it takes a month to get to him since the strike is going on with Canada; which was fine. So the guy gets the items and says that I misrepresented myself and he isn't paying me anything or returning the items until he can figure out what they are worth.
I sold/sent him a P4 2.4C and an Abit IC7-G Max II motherboard. Something on the motherboard went bad so I RMA'd; while I was RMA'ing it purchased my current system. So when I got the RMA'd IC7-G back I really didn't use it. I put it in a rig and fired her up to make sure she worked and everything. It did and I pretty much left it at that. Never really used that rig and it was mainly off all the time. My buddies would poke around on the internet with it but that's about it.
So when I sold the items to this guy in Canada I told the story and basically said the motherboard was like new and the P4 was slightly used and overclocked. So he gets the hardware immediatly says I misrepresented myself. So I reply with how? He says there was some thermal past on the board ( ) and he says there was "some, as in hardly any" dust around the PS2 ports. He also said some cables were missing; which there were so I agreed to take some money off for the missing cables.
I'm asking for $170.00 for this set up and this guy won't fricking agree with NOR will he give me a price he feels he should pay.
What should I do? I've offered to send him money so he can return the parts to me if he wants; but he keeps saying shit like this:
What do you guys think?
I recently made a trade with a guy in Canada. I shipped the items first to him since I don't have a lot of online trading experiences. So it takes a month to get to him since the strike is going on with Canada; which was fine. So the guy gets the items and says that I misrepresented myself and he isn't paying me anything or returning the items until he can figure out what they are worth.
I sold/sent him a P4 2.4C and an Abit IC7-G Max II motherboard. Something on the motherboard went bad so I RMA'd; while I was RMA'ing it purchased my current system. So when I got the RMA'd IC7-G back I really didn't use it. I put it in a rig and fired her up to make sure she worked and everything. It did and I pretty much left it at that. Never really used that rig and it was mainly off all the time. My buddies would poke around on the internet with it but that's about it.
So when I sold the items to this guy in Canada I told the story and basically said the motherboard was like new and the P4 was slightly used and overclocked. So he gets the hardware immediatly says I misrepresented myself. So I reply with how? He says there was some thermal past on the board ( ) and he says there was "some, as in hardly any" dust around the PS2 ports. He also said some cables were missing; which there were so I agreed to take some money off for the missing cables.
I'm asking for $170.00 for this set up and this guy won't fricking agree with NOR will he give me a price he feels he should pay.
What should I do? I've offered to send him money so he can return the parts to me if he wants; but he keeps saying shit like this:
For the quote above this is the email I sent him:Look, I don't want an argument on this, and with every little poke by you at me I'm getting a little angrier. Please take a day or two to calm the hell down.
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I'm just trying to give options as to what we can do to get this resolved. I'd really like this resolved as quickly as possible. I can't wait around for ever so you can make up your mind. Lets please try to bring this to a close.
Thanks,
Look buddy, I have better things to do right now, and I did email you yesterday (Date: Thu, 21 Oct 2004 07:50:29) look at the times in our correspondance. I am still contemplating my options. I'll let you knw what I decide when I decide
What do you guys think?