No Trust Possible Among Rennlist Members
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No Trust Possible Among Rennlist Members
This issue is resolved between the seller and myself to complete satisfaction.
The experience is now a positive one and all of us will have Happy Holidays!
I wish the same to all rennlist members, too!
The experience is now a positive one and all of us will have Happy Holidays!
I wish the same to all rennlist members, too!
Last edited by Sharker Image; 12-23-2004 at 12:17 PM. Reason: resolved
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Stephan,
This is bad news! If the seller has in fact misrepresented his pieces and refuses to make good, then this really is deplorable! Or perhaps he should pipe up here and clear the air. Certainly, one exercises caveat emptor on ebay, but to be duped by a Rennlister is inexcusable! I take pride in being part of this community. In my almost 4 years of being on this board, I have had nothing but excellent dealings with members, and have found the generosity and integrity of many here above reproach. And in the odd occasion that someone misrepresents himself, that person is "dealt with" here. If this individual really has not made good on his side of the transaction, then I'd say please post his identity so as not to tarnish the rest here (as your thread title suggests), and to help warn others. Perhaps we here are a victim of our own board's "success" in that this so-called rennlister isn't even a memeber, but is capitalizing on the popularity and trust of us here. Again, sorry for your trouble, and if it is any recompense, ID him here and rest in some satisfation that others will see him for what he is, and that the grand majority of members abhor such deceit.
...All in my personal opinion, of course.
Edward
This is bad news! If the seller has in fact misrepresented his pieces and refuses to make good, then this really is deplorable! Or perhaps he should pipe up here and clear the air. Certainly, one exercises caveat emptor on ebay, but to be duped by a Rennlister is inexcusable! I take pride in being part of this community. In my almost 4 years of being on this board, I have had nothing but excellent dealings with members, and have found the generosity and integrity of many here above reproach. And in the odd occasion that someone misrepresents himself, that person is "dealt with" here. If this individual really has not made good on his side of the transaction, then I'd say please post his identity so as not to tarnish the rest here (as your thread title suggests), and to help warn others. Perhaps we here are a victim of our own board's "success" in that this so-called rennlister isn't even a memeber, but is capitalizing on the popularity and trust of us here. Again, sorry for your trouble, and if it is any recompense, ID him here and rest in some satisfation that others will see him for what he is, and that the grand majority of members abhor such deceit.
...All in my personal opinion, of course.
Edward
#7
Burning Brakes
Originally Posted by Sharker Image
The seller is informed about this posting by now, too.
He will have the time to think it over.
I will follow up on this posting either way before the end of the week.
I think this is fair?
He will have the time to think it over.
I will follow up on this posting either way before the end of the week.
I think this is fair?
Keith
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#8
I am always a bit skeptical about these things...
Using Rennlist as the mob is the last thing we need.
Here there is someone with a complain (pls Sharker do not take it personal, I hope everything will unfold itself the right way) with no names, no proof, no nothing.
Someone traded on e-bay, got screwed and then came here to call (I quote) "Rennlisters among the people cheating fellow members to make a quick buck" hoping to get some support?
Stefan I am sure you are in the right position... but if it were me I would have told this Rennlister to make it right otherwise I would have gone public on this forum.
Sorry for the rant but things like these happen all the time also on pelican parts... And I think the community should be the last resort as we never get to know the full story.
Using Rennlist as the mob is the last thing we need.
Here there is someone with a complain (pls Sharker do not take it personal, I hope everything will unfold itself the right way) with no names, no proof, no nothing.
Someone traded on e-bay, got screwed and then came here to call (I quote) "Rennlisters among the people cheating fellow members to make a quick buck" hoping to get some support?
Stefan I am sure you are in the right position... but if it were me I would have told this Rennlister to make it right otherwise I would have gone public on this forum.
Sorry for the rant but things like these happen all the time also on pelican parts... And I think the community should be the last resort as we never get to know the full story.
#9
Just because he posts on/reads this forum does not make him a saint. There are good and bad to be found in all things.
I agree that he should be allowed to make good for his misjudgment before being "made public".
I agree that he should be allowed to make good for his misjudgment before being "made public".
#11
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Additionally, we are all left with the possibility of doing business with someone who will only make right on a bad deal by threats of public disclosure. The fact of the matter is that this is a difficult person to do business with and if you truly are concerned about trust among rennlisters you would make sure that everyone knew what they would be getting into should they opt to do business with him/her in the future.