MShipley88 wrote:I would not deal with Cougarrinard...not because he is high priced or possibly unscrupulous. I would not deal with him because the things he writes in peoples' feedback reports is just so mean and counter-productive.
Buyer: Would buy from again, but change the feedback pushing Reply by cougarrinard: change the feedback dodgeing & I have no need to ask if iem arrived, U happy etc Follow-up by keravin: Compare to previous transaction. Your new policy is pushy in the extreme
improvstone wrote:A seller who will piss off a good customer who has purchased from him multiple times.
GraysonAC wrote:improvstone wrote:A seller who will piss off a good customer who has purchased from him multiple times. Yeah, Coug is just not a good person The only positive thing I can think of to his ultra-pushy methods is that he's bound to implode from stress sooner or later and the rest of us will be spared him for a while.
killjoy32 wrote:i am sure that whatever he does - ie. what you see, there must be a good reason for it or he wouldnt do it.
killjoy32 wrote:one thing i DO know tho, is that his stuff from max DIDNT arrive. there is no question of that issue.
killjoy32 wrote:anyway there we go....back onto more interesting things
harami2000 wrote:killjoy32 wrote:one thing i DO know tho, is that his stuff from max DIDNT arrive. there is no question of that issue.Inside line on that one, Al?Well, your pick of fraudsters, if so...killjoy32 wrote:anyway there we go....back onto more interesting thingsSounds like a good idea. Enjoy that marathon! (13 miles was quite enough for me today: way out of form... )
killjoy32 wrote:sorry but its one of them intervening moments again - hes not like that with everyone ok? i've always got on great with him and hes never pushed me with anything - and i know i aint the only one.
one thing i DO know tho, is that his stuff from max DIDNT arrive. there is no question of that issue.
Winterwords wrote:This guy has to be taking the biscuit: Dungeons and Dragons Adventures | eBayRare???
GraysonAC wrote:I'm not sure what's worse, the fact the guy is asking $12 for Stonekeep, or that someone's actually bid on it. Complete Horse Riding Manual | eBay
killjoy32 wrote:GraysonAC wrote:I'm not sure what's worse, the fact the guy is asking $12 for Stonekeep, or that someone's actually bid on it. Complete Horse Riding Manual | eBaywow i remember playing that jeez like many years ago - a decent game at the time. i used to get stuck at this particular bit tho - couldnt kill this one monster and so i gave it up in the end after months of trying. think its somewhat outdated by a long stretch now tho - think it was a MS-DOS only game :D
Marlith wrote:I have seen older DOS games go for prices I thought were out of line too. I have an inkling that this might end up being an emerging market.
harami2000 wrote:Marlith wrote:I have seen older DOS games go for prices I thought were out of line too. I have an inkling that this might end up being an emerging market.Already is; for example AtariAge - Have You Played Atari Today? (check out the number of links...).The hardware led the way, though, with prices rocketing in the '90s when people finally cottoned on to the "historical" aspect.Anyone got a spare Xerox Alto going cheap? *sigh*
harami2000 wrote:Hmm... Will be pinball machines next.http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... 6204923288$667 with 12 hours to go
dathon wrote:I was thinking anything under $1000 would be reasonable for an excellent condition model... is that too much?