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Print Page - CigarKid http://www.onlinehumidor.com/forum/index.php?action=printpage;topic=8562.0 Page 18 of 53 1/17/2012 Basically he is trying to make it right but he cant do it in full. He would like to give me the difference in cigars. I don't feel comfortable with this but I am going to accept it. Title: Re: CigarKid Post by: CigarKid on March 30, 2011, 09:59:52 PM I'm talking OG blacks, Franks, etc. Stuff I normally wouldn't be getting rid of, if I didn't have to. Title: Re: CigarKid Post by: BklynNYCigarLover on March 30, 2011, 10:03:44 PM Quote from: CigarKid on March 30, 2011, 09:59:52 PM I'm talking OG blacks, Franks, etc. Stuff I normally wouldn't be getting rid of, if I didn't have to. listen i dont know you and from what ive seen i dont trust you i dont want your cigars i want my money if you cant give it to me in full then make an offer if not send it in two payments Title: Re: CigarKid Post by: CigarKid on March 30, 2011, 10:29:48 PM I have perfect trader rating on here and BOTL, not to mention eBay(probably irrelevant). This is the first bump in the road I've had to deal with, maybe I was lucky for a while I dunno', because I've been B/S/T'ing online since I was 14 years old. Obviously not just cigars, but whatever. I want to make this right, but I don't want to be frowned upon, on these forums, over this one incident I've had. This is what scares me the most! I hope you all can see past this and realize I'm not a shady person to deal with, ask ANYONE I've ever dealt with. Every transaction has been prompt and flawless. Sorry for sending that impression out to anyone over this deal. And Paul, I partly want to send you some awesome sticks just because, I know you're pissed and believe this is all my fault or whatever, but I promise you it's not. I think you would be happier overall with the HTF's than cash, after all is said and done. Title: Re: CigarKid Post by: ivo on March 30, 2011, 10:39:12 PM Quote from: CigarKid on March 30, 2011, 10:29:48 PM not to mention eBay(probably irrelevant). Oh, no, actually. You have no idea how relevant that is... Quote from: CigarKid on March 30, 2011, 10:29:48 PM Obviously not just cigars, but whatever. Ever trade/sell any knives, too?
Print Page - CigarKid http://www.onlinehumidor.com/forum/index.php?action=printpage;topic=8562.0 Page 19 of 53 1/17/2012 Title: Re: CigarKid Post by: insight on March 30, 2011, 10:40:31 PM So basically... paulie... where do things stand in your book (for my records or whatever) Title: Re: CigarKid Post by: CigarKid on March 30, 2011, 10:47:07 PM Quote from: ivo on March 30, 2011, 10:39:12 PM Oh, no, actually. You have no idea how relevant that is... Ever trade/sell any knives, too? Lol, just through that out there because I've done TONS of transaction on there. I know it doesn't matter. Knives, definitely not. Why do you ask? Title: Re: CigarKid Post by: CigarKid on March 30, 2011, 10:51:50 PM Quote from: kockroach on March 30, 2011, 09:35:19 PM After reading through all of this, I do hope that CK does refund all of the money to Brooklyn. Yes it does suck that you are out $320, CK. However, you CANNOT expect Brooklyn to accept any of the blame in this. <strong>The</strong> package was not delivered to him, and was sent back to Chicago. It isn't his fault. <strong>The</strong>re doesn't have to be any rule that says you MUST put insurance on your shipment, especially over a certain value. Like others have said, it is your decision. Insurance is for the SELLER'S protection, NOT the buyer. It is an expensive mistake, but one that you need to accept and learn from. Everytime I ship, I put clear tape over the addresses....that way they cannot be rubbed off or washed off. Sorry for the whole misconstruing about the Insurance idea. I just mean that, maybe it's not such a bad idea to just have a rule written about insuring packages. I know there were rules on other websites about it, not that stuff like this happens often, but it's not a bad idea just to avoid people getting screwed, whether they're ignorant or not, I don't see it as a bad idea. I know there is no way to prove you're insuring, but I believe most would follow that rule and realize shit like this CAN happen. I realize there's a lot of maturity on this forum, to not really have a hard set body of rules, but it might not be such a bad idea? Title: Re: CigarKid Post by: ivo on March 30, 2011, 11:05:24 PM What would be a great idea is if you would accept your own responsibility in this matter. For the post office to have the receiver's address incorrect is one thing. For them to not have the receiver and the sender's address incorrect screams: your fault. I have no idea how long you've been smoking/selling/trading cigars online, but from the way you've handled this situation from the start tells me(I'm gonna go out on a limb here) you haven't been trading on the various cigar bb's for very long. You probably have no idea how significant it is to have
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