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Originally Posted by bonatto
Trading on these forums is largely based on trust. Trust that I will pay and not lodge a chargeback, trust that I will receive the item as described and will be a reasonable buyer, trust that I will describe properly what I have sold and if for some reason I have not and made a mistake, that I will put it right with the buyer. In this case someone is not owning up. The fact that it was sold on and by whom is largely irrelevant in this case. The second transaction has been rectified. I have on more than one occasion seen a problematic watch come back up the chain of transactions to the original seller. It's the case in closely knit trading communities and without this level of trust and guarantee, the whole thing becomes far more flimsy.
Looks like a £130 lesson can be the cost of someone's reputation.
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All this shit could be managed in another way if the op wasn’t a moron. Go and read my second post in this thread (#9) he opened this watch out after 3 days he sent me his 1st pm when he clearly saw that I was offline for a while. We’re talking about -$200 here, damn. This guy decided that I scammed him without talking with me, I don’t know what’s wrong with him but he looks like those kind of pu**y guys who get paranoid with everything and who see shit, fraud everywhere...