Old 08-12-14, 05:35 PM
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Originally Posted by wrk101
Cut your loses NOW. I consider mistakes like this "tuition". I have lost quite a bit over the years on mistakes. Its a reminder of buyer beware. Like I said, shame on the seller, as he just tarnished his own image. If you are going to sell bikes, then repeat business is key. See if he will take it back. If I was him, I would.

I sold one family over a year's time six bikes. The process started with one son, who bought a bike from me, and brought it back two days later for a refund (he changed his mind). So I gave him his money back. His mother was so impressed, that next thing I knew, I sold her one, then her husband, then another son, etc. All started with a flaky kid wanting a refund.
Caveat Emptor. There is true wisdom in what you just typed. Thanks for the insight!
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