need help with a buyer situation
08-08-2005, 06:40 PM
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Re: need help with a buyer situation
Originally Posted by DA-MAX
thats 100% true too, it should be buyer requested. but me personally as of late if it only takes $1.50(insur and confr) to clear me of all responsibility just in case something like this happens in transit, I don't mind paying it. cause when they come at you with that "you scammed me" BS or try to play you, theres nothing more you gotta do than hit them with the insurance or confirmation # to shut them up.
As allways Kevin you are smarter than I, You just put into words how I feel. He never requested or paid for insurrance.
Originally Posted by B18TurboEF
Originally Posted by projekteg
if he didn't pay for insurance or request it, it's not your responsibility in my opinon, and like i said, if you sent them, you sent them and that's where your responsibility ends 
08-08-2005, 06:42 PM
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Re: need help with a buyer situation
that's why i tape the boxes afterwards, and then give them another layer of tape on top of that.
I don't trust ----.
There are too many possiblilities as to why the injectors are missing. If you took it to the P.O. and the lady weighed and slapped the postage on there, she is not going to charge you postage if there was nothing in there. It sucks, but this is what insurance is for.
Have him take a pic of the box too. Of course I wouldn't trust the pic 100% anyways.
I don't trust ----.
There are too many possiblilities as to why the injectors are missing. If you took it to the P.O. and the lady weighed and slapped the postage on there, she is not going to charge you postage if there was nothing in there. It sucks, but this is what insurance is for.
Have him take a pic of the box too. Of course I wouldn't trust the pic 100% anyways.
08-08-2005, 07:54 PM
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Re: need help with a buyer situation
hel yeah, Murdoc...you = Packaging King!!! packaged my one pieces to hell and back(in a GOOD way though!!!) lol 
Originally Posted by AgentMurdoc
that's why i tape the boxes afterwards, and then give them another layer of tape on top of that.
08-08-2005, 08:11 PM
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Re: need help with a buyer situation
Originally Posted by DA-MAX
hel yeah, Murdoc...you = Packaging King!!! packaged my one pieces to hell and back(in a GOOD way though!!!) lol
i pwn all that is packing tape, ask b16sellout how i packaged that trans i just sold him. i used almost 2 rolls of 3M packing tape
08-09-2005, 01:41 PM
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Re: need help with a buyer situation
Originally Posted by DA-MAX
hel yeah, Murdoc...you = Packaging King!!! packaged my one pieces to hell and back(in a GOOD way though!!!) lol
Originally Posted by AgentMurdoc
that's why i tape the boxes afterwards, and then give them another layer of tape on top of that.
You know I gots to take care of the homies 
Originally Posted by Racintweek
i pwn all that is packing tape, ask b16sellout how i packaged that trans i just sold him. i used almost 2 rolls of 3M packing tape
DA-Max believe it or not, I spent a good couple of hours packaging those lights 
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