Lots of assumptions. Hope I never get a witch hunt thrown my way over a few dents in a bass...
What an ignorant post, seriously.
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Lots of assumptions. Hope I never get a witch hunt thrown my way over a few dents in a bass...
And then goes and plays your bass in his church band....If you fail to disclose said dents, then proceed to act like they came from the factory, then refuse to trade back or even properly communicate, then yes, expect to be burnt at the stake.
Lots of assumptions. Hope I never get a witch hunt thrown my way over a few dents in a bass...
And then goes and plays your bass in his church band....
--> added to my do-not-deal-with list
So you wouldn't be upset if you had been the buyer?
I believe the pitchforks were gathered as a result of the lying and (especially) the lack of cooperation/communication. NOT because of the "minor cosmetic" issue.
michael_atw : if there was some issue you DID care about with a bass you bought, how would you feel if it had not been disclosed, and the seller refused to make good on it?
I would take care of it between him and I.
And I care about the condition of every instrument I buy. Welcome to normal life - when people can't admit their mistakes. Every person in here is guilty of that at some point. Want the WWW to lambast you for it? Doubtful. Once again, this is a minor cosmetic issue.
If it was me, it would be a personal issue. I may open a thread like this discussing about it but I sure as hell would keep the guy's name confidential unless it was a very gross overt situation of 'highway robbery'.
Sounds to me like the guy didn't see the issues and/or assumed them to be stock, traded it, and is now hiding because he ain't man enough to admit his mistake - not because he's a crook.
It looks like LAG logged in early to leave negative feedback on OP "Irrational hot-head, buyer beware". Is there a way to have those removed? I would dread leaving legitimate feedback for this very reason. You know you will get negative feedback right back at you.
Thousands? Really?500 million others. Once again, another overreaction. Fine by me.
I've bought, at this point, thousands of guitars and basses.
500 million others. Once again, another overreaction. Fine by me.
I've bought, at this point, thousands of guitars and basses. I have no trigger finger when it comes to minor cosmetics. And yes, they are minor cosmetics. And I've seen some serious failures. It's one thing to have an issue with the seller and another for hundreds of people to drag a name through the mud over something minor.
Just for information's sake and no defense intended, michael_atw does do a lot of biz on EvilBay so entirely possible the numbers are not wildly inaccurate.Thousands? Really?
Exactly, his feed back might as well have been "Showed a back bone when I ripped him off, scammers beware"How the hell can he leave negative feedback on a trade he benefited from? Wow! That's bold! I'm almost sure that's against the rules! Hope the mods step in!