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Originally Posted by JunkYardBike
(Post 12478920)
I'm not calling anyone immoral or dishonorable.
— adj having or showing an exaggerated awareness of one's own virtuousness or rights Also, I don't think anyone has been called out for anything. Some actions have been questionable and opinions reflected those questionable actions, but I don't think anyone was labeled anything. Tugrul, can you lighten the mood again? |
Originally Posted by KonAaron Snake
(Post 12478883)
Because he made a conscious decision to hold the bike. He had a serious seller and you have no idea what other motivations he had...whether he didn't care (many don't) or didn't want to deal with auctioning it. That's why it wasn't at his expense.
the time spent dealing with the other buyers is another expense... |
Originally Posted by frantik
(Post 12478971)
if you turn down a higher offer, you have lost money. that is an expense. even if you don't care...
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It would only been an "expense" if the seller took a loss on the bike. Sellig it for less then he was going to sell it to someone else isn't an expense.
In any event, I hate this thread now. Thanks guys... |
Let's get a couple of things straight. I never asked to the seller to hold the bike. I committed to the sale and guaranteed him that I would buy it at his 100% asking price. He was kind enough to hold onto it because it was a full price sale. He didn't have to endure lowball offers or tire kickers coming to his house. It was his choice to honor this. If he would have called me and wanted more I would have told him to go for it.
I have to ask those who feels that I am a creep or less than honorable. If the bike is clearly worth more than the asking price, do you offer more then what the seller is asking for it? Isn't it immoral to take a bike from someone when their asking price is significantly less than what the market value is? You're all are high and mighty, but just as shady as me if you take a bike for less than market value. Right? The point of this thread was a parody on all the whiners on here that complain because a seller would actually take a better offer than their original asking price once they realize the bike has more value. Especially when their intention was to flip it anyway. Now I am going to drew every cable guide off of this thing, paint it bright green and put pink deep V rims on it just to piss everyone off. I hope you’re all happy now.:lol: |
Originally Posted by JunkYardBike
(Post 12478920)
I'm not calling anyone immoral or dishonorable.
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Convert it to 650g
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Originally Posted by KonAaron Snake
(Post 12478984)
It wasn't "at his expense" because it wasn't inflicted by the buyer. Your choice of language implies that he was taken advantage of. I disagree.
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Originally Posted by nikkorod
(Post 12478991)
Let's get a couple of things straight. I never asked to the seller to hold the bike. I committed to the sale and guaranteed him that I would buy it at his 100% asking price. He was kind enough to hold onto it because it was a full price sale. He didn't have to endure lowball offers or tire kickers coming to his house. It was his choice to honor this. If he would have called me and wanted more I would have told him to go for it.
I have to ask those who feels that I am a creep or less than honorable. If the bike is clearly worth more than the asking price, do you offer more then what the seller is asking for it? Isn't it immoral to take a bike from someone when their asking price is significantly less than what the market value is? You're all are high and mighty, but just as shady as me if you take a bike for less than market value. Right? The point of this thread was a parody on all the whiners on here that complain because a seller would actually take a better offer than their original asking price once they realize the bike has more value. Especially when their intention was to flip it anyway. Now I am going to drew every cable guide off of this thing, paint it bright green and put pink deep V rims on it just to piss everyone off. I hope you’re all happy now.:lol: |
650 c or g.....whatever it takes.
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Originally Posted by frantik
(Post 12479004)
the OP will gain his profit because the seller decided to take an expense. that means the OP will profit at the seller's expense. pretty simple
Moving on. |
Originally Posted by nikkorod
(Post 12478991)
I have to ask those who feels that I am a creep or less than honorable. If the bike is clearly worth more than the asking price, do you offer more then what the seller is asking for it? Isn't it immoral to take a bike from someone when their asking price is significantly less than what the market value is? You're all are high and mighty, but just as shady as me if you take a bike for less than market value. Right?
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Originally Posted by frantik
(Post 12479016)
yep, i just wouldn't mention "honor" when i was bragging how some buyer was an idiot....
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Originally Posted by frantik
(Post 12478993)
yeah, and that is what makes you "more right" than me.. ;) but we all know that you would never go around being self-righteous
But I never said that. I was simply defending someone else (or a group of someone elses) against an accusation. |
Originally Posted by nikkorod
(Post 12479010)
650 c or g.....whatever it takes.
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Originally Posted by JunkYardBike
(Post 12479034)
If it makes me more right to tell you to get off your high horse, then I guess I'm more right.
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Originally Posted by frantik
(Post 12479043)
Someday i hope my horse is as tall as yours
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Originally Posted by frantik
(Post 12479043)
Someday i hope my horse is as tall as yours
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Originally Posted by nikkorod
(Post 12479050)
He rides a pretty tall horse. Ever see his bike?
Forget it dude, you'll always be riding a jackass. |
Originally Posted by nikkorod
(Post 12479050)
He rides a pretty tall horse. Ever see his bike?
http://i.ebayimg.com/07/!CFRNBBQEGk~...Yw2Wdg~~_3.JPG |
damn that can fit you?!
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Originally Posted by frantik
(Post 12479102)
damn that can fit you?!
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2625/...6b53f16aa6.jpg You can have it for $375 |
hang on i have to steal the money from my grandmother's purse.. don't worry, she's in a coma
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Originally Posted by frantik
(Post 12479124)
hang on i have to steal the money from my grandmother's purse.. don't worry, she's in a coma
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luckily Nana is vegan
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