This one takes the cake
ScarsdaleCoin
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So I get an email that I find off the wall.....here is the text of it...
Please retract my bid on this item. My father is now using my account to bid on military insignia and such things. I am considering suicide this weekend and do not wish my father to get stuck with this item. Thank you.
Please retract my bid on this item. My father is now using my account to bid on military insignia and such things. I am considering suicide this weekend and do not wish my father to get stuck with this item. Thank you.
Jon Lerner - Scarsdale Coin - www.CoinHelp.com
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My conclusion: that is one damn creepy email.
sale i suddenly felt wasnt a good deal. Luckily the seller worked with me on the deal and i didnt get burned too bad anyway.
Not that your item isnt a good deal, it just sounds like a story too hard to argue with.
those make the best stories dont they?
Go BIG or GO HOME. ©Bill
If he wins the item & commits suicide, his dad wont get stuck with it, you (ScarsdaleCoin) will!
Obviously he doesn't want a bid retraction on his record, "Please retract my bid on this item." He's supposedly going to kill himself, so why would he care?
And what happened with the Baron dude and the feedback?
Glenn
Edited to add: Man, people will do anything to keep a bid retraction out of their feedback history.
Tell him you will retract his bid when you see a death certificate & see what he writes back.
<< <i>Yup, that takes the cake. Like PutTogether I too find it very creepy. Whether it is serious or a joke it is still creepy to me. >>
Joke or no joke it's creepy enough that I'd just quietly retract his bid and then block his account.
peacockcoins
Once, when my daughter ran up my gas charge card, buying gas for all of her friends, I told everyone I was gonna commit suicide, too!
I think he's joking about his father's buying stuff on his account, and it's driving him to suicide. Anyway, they say that those who say that, never do....
bubblehead, you truly are that. You shouldn't speak of that which you so obviously know nothing about.
Jim
Yes, I am a "bubblehead" and yes, I know nothing of such things, personally.
But, I feel that many of the members are taking this too serious.
I believe it's just his way of joking about his father's bidding practices.
That's my take, and I'll stick with it!
rainbowroosie April 1, 2003
the item is
I did write him back and said its your bid, retract it
so far he has left it
re the Baron...he was going to withdraw his negative on me but suffered a stroke
thats too bad, I dont wish bad karma on anyone
why do I have all these strange tales....
have a good weekend everyone! new link to item
The link does not open,
Al