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You don't understand the severity of this, Lynx. There's a grand number of Lego orders now hanging in limbo because of your inquiry. HE NEEDS TOYS! 
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- 12 Cze 2013
one last thing. Chris can't make this argument because he set it to FREE SHIPPING; the funds frozen are only the cost of the item. the cost of shipping was entirely down to Chris. if he had set a shipping cost, the shipping portion would not have been frozen.
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- 24 Cze 2014
He states clearly that he is not going to send the thing until the 1st. Agree that if he sent it before the 26th, he would have a chance of winning the dispute, but he's scuttled that possibility.
People who sell stuff for a living on eBay have to scramble to fix things for their buyers all the time, because the dispute system is stacked in the buyer's favor.
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- 3 Lut 2013
He gets free money from the government monthly. If he doesn't have the bare minimum in his PayPal to cover for these things, forgive me if I'm unsympathetic. Like always, Chris makes disaster very easy, and when it happens, he goes into meltdown.
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- 22 Wrz 2014
Exactly. All he had to do is set aside money to ship the merchandise instead of getting his taint pierced, buying legos, supporting the gays, and buying a fucking car.
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- 24 Cze 2014
lynx, I would hate to see the fount of hilarity that is Chris's eBay account be cut down, but you shouldn't have to risk money on the deal. I'd be happy to refund you the cost of the medallion if you withdraw the complaint.
Holdek, disagree all you want, but that's how the eBay dispute resolution system works. Chris would never win this dispute, whether or not he "should" in the abstract.
Holdek, disagree all you want, but that's how the eBay dispute resolution system works. Chris would never win this dispute, whether or not he "should" in the abstract.
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- 14 Cze 2014
I really don't give a shit who wins this dispute either way, but this is the funniest fucking thing I have read all week. Oh Chris, you never fail to amuse me.
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- 3 Lut 2013
You pay Chris for a service. Chris uses the money for toys. You give him more money to cover the cost of the toys so that he can provide the service. It's not difficult. Bare in mind though that Chris will probably use the second payment for toys too.
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- 30 Sty 2013
Usually when someone says something is "NOT A SCAM" it has the opposite effect. Like when they tell me they're straight and reiterate how much they love the female genitalia and how they stare at a poster to make sure they're straight.
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- 6 Sie 2014
Why do they even need several cars? Can't they use public transportation? Or would that be beneath them?
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- 9 Lut 2013
They live in the sticks. Public transit doesn't exist.
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- 3 Lut 2013
They're fancy people. They expect the best. Also, Chris likes to stick his head out the window on long drives.
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- 24 Cze 2014
There's no public transportation in Ruckersville, or in most of rural America. Barb might be able to get rides in some kind of senior citizens' van at most.
Edited to add: Yep, the county has a van. Barb would never go for that, though, because she's got to
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But is there any time that Barb goes out unassisted? I assume that Chris handles all driving duties. So I'm a little unclear on two cars.
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Plus Chris feels more comfortable in a "sporty" car (
)for when he pulls into a Good food restaurant like Golden Corral.
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- 9 Lut 2013
Seriously, this.
I used to think she was ferried around by Chris most of the time, but maybe that's not actually the case. Or maybe Chris and Barb's discussions about how she doesn't like stick are all theoretical. The pair of them might just be acting together like she's still an independent adult, not having to be hauled around by donkey-brained Chris.
Also, yeah, nah, just on a person-to-person interaction with Chris, Holdek is right. The original agreement you made with Chris was plainly stated. Chris deserves up to the last minute in the original agreement to make up his side of the promise. I mean, if someone jumped the gun and reported something, it's not a big thing. It's not like I'm getting on their ass about it or anything.
And if (when) Chris does fail to keep up his end of the bargain, please do open up complaints on him. Don't let him rip you off.
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- 26 Maj 2013
True.... but they had two perfectly drivable vehicles. So the van doesn't handle like a sports car, and Barb doesn't like the stick shift in the BMW. They could have made do until they were in a better financial position to buy a new car. If they priced the BMW more realistically, they could have sold it and put the proceeds towards a new car (no way they're going to sell the Caddy except for scrap).
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- 22 Wrz 2014
I really don't understand the sporty car thing. Does he not realize that the BMW is 10x nicer than any Ford Focus he could buy?
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