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RolexPete · 10 September 2013, 04:43 AM

Have had several deals with Richard, NKFlyer, and have been very satisfied. We all have an off day, better to cut him some slack I think. He will continue to get my business, buying or selling.

jhcam8 · 11 September 2013, 06:06 AM

Not taking sides and this is a bit like apples to pears, but I sold a watch last year to a guy who was very nervous. After several calls, texts, etc. I started thinking that maybe I'd be better off not selling to him because of possible after-sale remorse on his part. (Actually, I was the one who had the remorse wishing I hadn't sold the damn thing in the first place - now I'm looking for a replacement!)

I'd provided dated pics, copy of my DL, references, and I'd bought it from a trusted seller to start with. It all worked out fine (other than the fore-mentioned remorse), but I must say I was getting fed up with the deal.
(I realize the situation here is different.)

Of course, I've sold other watches that were more expensive quickly and easily - so, you never know.

Many of us may have been the irritator or the irritatee at times, but mostly better to let it ride if it's nothing serious, IMO.

Best of luck to both parties here.

texastexter · 11 September 2013, 09:26 AM

Hi Mark, you mentioned Chase Bank having an issue. I ran into the same problem with them in trying to buy a Panerai. It was days....days before they could get the problem resolved but the buyer was so patient and I felt so bad but it was not within my control. Come to find out the bank had flagged my account for having jewelry transactions which Chase bank frowns upon. So what did I do, went to Bank Of America. No problems since but I can attest it was a nerve racking experience.

hpowders · 12 September 2013, 02:37 AM

Always pay through Bank of America. Nice and smooooooth!

Bebot · 12 September 2013, 07:56 AM

I have nothing but BAD taste and experience with Bank of America.

springer · 12 September 2013, 11:40 AM

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Originally Posted by Bebot

I have nothing but BAD taste and experience with Bank of America.

I agree. I got them out of my banking business about 12 years ago and never looked back.

10 September 2013, 04:43 AM	#61
RolexPete "TRF" Member Join Date: Dec 2009 Real Name: Peter Location: Massachusetts Watch: 214270 Mk2 Posts: 1,963	Have had several deals with Richard, NKFlyer, and have been very satisfied. We all have an off day, better to cut him some slack I think. He will continue to get my business, buying or selling. __________________ 2016 Explorer 214270 Mk2 - 1996 Submariner 14060* - 1972 Datejust 1601 1972 Oyster Perpetual 1002 - 1978 Oysterquartz 17000 Omega Seamaster 2265.80 - Omega Seamaster 300 166.0324 *RIP PAL 1942-2015

12 September 2013, 02:37 AM	#64
hpowders "TRF" Member Join Date: Apr 2013 Location: Tampa, Fl Watch: Rolex 114060 Posts: 313	Always pay through Bank of America. Nice and smooooooth! __________________ Rolex 114060 Submariner No Date Jaeger-LeCoultre Master Control Date Black Dial Panerai Luminor 112 Omega Speedmaster Professional Grand Seiko SBGX061

12 September 2013, 07:56 AM	#65
Bebot "TRF" Member Join Date: Feb 2009 Real Name: Emil Location: Bay Area, CA Watch: U macallit Posts: 2,645	I have nothing but BAD taste and experience with Bank of America. __________________ Emil --- __0 __0 __0 ----_-\<,_ -\<, _(_)(_)/_(_)/ (_)

11 September 2013, 06:06 AM	#62
jhcam8 "TRF" Member Join Date: May 2011 Real Name: Jim Location: SE MI, USA Watch: Sub C Posts: 2,067	Not taking sides and this is a bit like apples to pears, but I sold a watch last year to a guy who was very nervous. After several calls, texts, etc. I started thinking that maybe I'd be better off not selling to him because of possible after-sale remorse on his part. (Actually, I was the one who had the remorse wishing I hadn't sold the damn thing in the first place - now I'm looking for a replacement!) I'd provided dated pics, copy of my DL, references, and I'd bought it from a trusted seller to start with. It all worked out fine (other than the fore-mentioned remorse), but I must say I was getting fed up with the deal. (I realize the situation here is different.) Of course, I've sold other watches that were more expensive quickly and easily - so, you never know. Many of us may have been the irritator or the irritatee at times, but mostly better to let it ride if it's nothing serious, IMO. Best of luck to both parties here.

11 September 2013, 09:26 AM	#63
texastexter Member Join Date: Nov 2011 Location: Austin Texas Watch: Rolex Deep Sea Posts: 20	Hi Mark, you mentioned Chase Bank having an issue. I ran into the same problem with them in trying to buy a Panerai. It was days....days before they could get the problem resolved but the buyer was so patient and I felt so bad but it was not within my control. Come to find out the bank had flagged my account for having jewelry transactions which Chase bank frowns upon. So what did I do, went to Bank Of America. No problems since but I can attest it was a nerve racking experience.

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