FormCritic wrote:I have read that felons who get caught often try to cover their shame by claiming that they deliberately left clues for the police.
Xaxaxe wrote:And, let's face it, even his sales are nothing to get too excited about. The vast majority are for .99 of a British pound. Cougie makes some of that back, of course, with his "ask for shipping quote, but I'll never, ever reply" scam, but it's not nearly enough to set off all of those listing fees ... not to mention all the cash he's put out to win all of these large lots.As an eBay seller, Diamond Dave is a complete joke. As a so-called "businessman," he's even worse. There is no "three houses." He is absolutely not a factor in the world of D&D collecting.We never would mention the guy at all here if he wasn't such a lying, thieving scumbag that gives the entire hobby a bad name.
Badmike wrote:Jeez that's just pathetic. But Mark may be right..if he somehow came into money, he might be able to support his consistently losing money on ebay schtick......I think there's a good chance Cougie is a trust fund baby, or the UK equivalent, and what he makes or doesn't make on ebay isn't a concern of his. May explain the absolute lack of profit, lack of customer service, and shitty attitude the guy seems to exude in all instances.Mike B.
lawrenson wrote:Hi,actually, Archerongames http://members.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI. ... herongamessells more rpg stuff in the UK than Dave does, even tho he's only been on Ebay for half the time Dave has.Better feedback as well.So Dave, I think your attitude has lost you first place.Cheers,Malc
Badmike wrote:All hail UK's best online seller (volume and quality), Archerongames!
Xaxaxe wrote:Wow, that's pretty interesting stuff.Dave, would you care to comment here? I mean, seeing as how you tie your entire sense of self-worth into your eBay statistics, this seems like a fairly serious setback. I'm guessing more therapy sessions are on the way, at the very least.Dave? Comments?
Deadlord39 wrote:Who else joined in on Ogreden's fun?