Pipswich wrote:The auctions were set up as immediate payment required. He did not pay immediately as his post above indicates. As such he did not meet the contract terms and they remained listed FOR SALE on ebay. As such, they remained listed with ebay for sale. I bought them in good faith and met both the contract terms and Ebay terms.I was subsequently contacted by the seller and told that another former client was upset that he didn't win the auctions. I ended up not getting on of the items Ebay determined that I was supposed to.This is simple. You didn't pay immediately when the auctions were set up requiring payment. If you don't have the money to pay for immediate payment required auctions don't cry foul when someone beats you to the purchase.While you were negotiating a better price on shipping, they sold. Too bad for you. Anyone here is welcome to go try to buy an immediate payment required auction and not pay. You will see the item remains listed for a legitimate buyer who meets the terms of the sale. Misterspock, I have not had any real issues with you, but you just managed to whine about your own ineptitude. Kudos.
Pipswich wrote:Oh, and for those keeping track, this happened a year and a half ago.Misterspock then began lying about the circumstances to his friends which is what began the tirades against me on this site. I weathered them as gracefully as possible, but some of you should be ashamed of yourselves. I openly posted references to this transaction and suggested the angry party contact me and I have spoken several times on the phone to individuals who had heard only his side of the story. I encouraged them to have him contact me directly, as well.Until today, I did not know who this individual was. He hid behind a cloak of anonymity making false accusations. There is a reason for that hiding. I have been libeled, slandered and defamed by him in hiding. He did not bring this matter into the open because it was in his own best interest to keep it in hiding and exercise his anger where he could lie about the context of the sales. Most of you know at least a couple of things about me. When someone lists something I like with immediate payment required or otherwise, I buy and pay on the spot. I then expect the seller to ship the item. Misterspock, Cease and desist your unwarranted attacks on my character. Ebay/Paypal and the seller all agreed that I met the contract terms and I had no just reason to even trade out for one painting. Pay faster next time and be a good sport when you lose. This was sour grapes that turned into an 18 month assault on my character and name. You should be ashamed.
Pipswich wrote:Then, he and a couple of buddies actually did run me off the site, only to continue complaining about me until I came back so I could defend my reputation as best possible.
Pipswich wrote:Since this episode predates my joining the site, so no wonder I found such a warm welcome. Perhaps had I joined sooner we could have resolved something more amicable at the time.
FormCritic wrote:Lock
Traveller wrote:*offers popcorn to everybody while we wait for Pip's next lame defense.*
deimos3428 wrote: Lemurchat limited edition t-shirts?
deimos3428 wrote:think about what they hope to accomplish by extending the argument.
Pipswich wrote:Accidents and crappy things happen in life.
mbassoc2003 wrote:In light of all the death and struggling in this woman's life, how cruel is it that Pip decided to open a case with PayPal and leave negative feedback. That's just evil and two faced considering what he's already said about her.
Pipswich wrote:Go back to gnawing my bones though.
Pipswich wrote:Go back to gnawing my bones though. They sure must be tasty for a few of you. lol.
mbassoc2003 wrote:Yeah. Look at the amount of people who have died in Lisa/Jonb/ETC's last six years on eBay. All during their months on eBay but not during their absences. Presumably they should have learnt that when they sell on eBay things start killing their family members. Do you think they sell D&D in order to kill their family? Or do you think when their family gets ill they sell D&D in order to pay for life saving medications and when we all don't pay enough their families die anyways?At least some of the members here (well one at least) feels sorry for them and is simpathetic of their plight. All I can do is hope the rest of the family dies off quickly so we are spared more of the same.In light of all the death and struggling in this woman's life, how cruel is it that Pip decided to open a case with PayPal and leave negative feedback. That's just evil and two faced considering what he's already said about her. Build her up on these forums and then stab her in the back in private. That's real shitty.