<< <i>wheres the "but all he did was ask a question" ..... crowd ? >>
...most likely they are in agreement with the majority on this one... as I have found that real members here on the CU forums, at the very least, all have 3-digit IQ levels...
Also, if anybody said what the troll has said to the OP (even in the form of a question), to me...face to face...we would be "chunkin em" as those words that were said to the OP are classic fighting words where I come from
Probably a newbie full of dreams, ideas and aspirations that wants to take charge of the world and make everything right while teaching everybody a lesson..
I decided to change calling the bathroom the John and renamed it the Jim. I feel so much better saying I went to the Jim this morning.
New guy Member of a slabbing company? - membership to have them graded, the tamper evident slab is to protect the coin and guarantee the grade Premium for them slabbed? - the premium is to have a grade with a grade guarantee. Reholder them? Proves the person is unaware of the process as these can be polished to remove scratches.
And there are many slabs out there with scratches. We have threads on polishing them, but I don't recall any on the necessity of polishing them pre-sale.
Sounds like a punk kid with a lot of internet courage. Block him and forget him. The talk about multiple IDs is likely just talk...and if it isn't, your having relayed his messages to ebay should forestall any feedback repercussions.
<< <i>…so he notes in his message that he understands this is a "public forum" and that he cannot come here to defend himself??? hmmm… maybe his IP has been bammed from re-signing up for the CU forums? If, not…invite him to come and join in on the conversation
still laughing that he also suggests that we all "blow each other," and then in his next sentence he calls you a homosexual…
Erik >>
He's just projecting, but it would be nice to have his IP address blocked from here.
If we're collecting coins, why do you charge premiums for them and put them in slabs? How can one enjoy a coin through a scratched slab? Whats the point? Just to hide it in your safe? You have negative feedback coming soon, beware.
<< <i>If we're collecting coins, why do you charge premiums for them and put them in slabs? How can one enjoy a coin through a scratched slab? Whats the point? Just to hide it in your safe? You have negative feedback coming soon, beware. >>
Awesome first post. You won't last long...
If you are looking at coins and see a slab is scratched and don't like it, then don't bid. Simple as that. If you buy it to simply leave a person a negative feedback, then you have serious issues.
Maybe my feedback is private because i don't want every tom, dick and julio to know how much gold i have in my possession. Did you ever think about that, genius? ---reindeermccoy
Extortion? Because i told him to take care of his slabs? Ya, ok. I bet you're the kind of guy that calls the police when someone cuts you off. ----REINDEERMcCoy
<< <i>Maybe my feedback is private because i don't want every tom, dick and julio to know how much gold i have in my possession. Did you ever think about that, genius? ---reindeermccoy >>
No. WRONG. It is because i have purchased several slabs in the past on ebay that were scratched and the seller did not disclose the damage in his description. I happened to notice comic book boy's coin and when i zoomed in on his picture, the undisclosed scratches became evident. Don't judge people whom you don't know. You're not as smart as you think. ---reindeerMcCoy
Yes, that's right. Cowardice. He posted my letter instead of replying to me directly. Just as you are a coward for talking about someone who you don't know. ---reindeermccoy
Listen to Wabbit, everyone. He knows what he is talking about. A simple "i am sorry and i will try to disclose information about damaged slabs in the future" would have saved comic book boy some damage. I am going to let the fire cool, however, before i make any moves.
<< <i>Keep reporting. I am sure the indian people in the call centers are really concerned about your problem, comic book boy. ----reindeermccoy >>
That comment is uncalled for. You talked about "judging people" in your post a few posts ago, and now here you are doing the same thing. Shame shame...
Well little boy, i do know that you've already violated several rules of this forum with your vulgar expressions. Way to go genius. Like I said, buh bye.
Okay, maybe "charming" was a little bit exaggerated. Welcome NoScratch…. (just so people know) I don't usually block people based on anyone's experience but my own. So please carry on board members. I've said my peace. No harm , no foul.
Pure entertainment , at this juncture
Practice makes perfect & nobody is perfect. So, practice being nobody.
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<< <i>wheres the "but all he did was ask a question" ..... crowd ? >>
...most likely they are in agreement with the majority on this one... as I have found that real members here on the CU forums, at the very least, all have 3-digit IQ levels...
Also, if anybody said what the troll has said to the OP (even in the form of a question), to me...face to face...we would be "chunkin em" as those words that were said to the OP are classic fighting words where I come from
Erik
<< <i>LOL. eBay troll. >>
Ditto.
Probably a newbie full of dreams, ideas and aspirations that wants to take charge of the world and make everything right while teaching everybody a lesson..
The name is LEE!
U.S. Type Set
Member of a slabbing company? - membership to have them graded, the tamper evident slab is to protect the coin and guarantee the grade
Premium for them slabbed? - the premium is to have a grade with a grade guarantee.
Reholder them? Proves the person is unaware of the process as these can be polished to remove scratches.
And there are many slabs out there with scratches. We have threads on polishing them, but I don't recall any on the necessity of polishing them pre-sale.
I wonder if he's the guy with Cheetos dust on his tee-shirt? (We've all seen him at coin shows.)
<< <i>Definitely not a very nice person.
I wonder if he's the guy with Cheetos dust on his tee-shirt? (We've all seen him at coin shows.) >>
lol...I think I saw that guy...wow too funny
RIP Mom- 1932-2012
<< <i>…so he notes in his message that he understands this is a "public forum" and that he cannot come here to defend himself??? hmmm… maybe his IP has been bammed from re-signing up for the CU forums? If, not…invite him to come and join in on the conversation
still laughing that he also suggests that we all "blow each other," and then in his next sentence he calls you a homosexual…
Erik >>
He's just projecting, but it would be nice to have his IP address blocked from here.
Hoard the keys.
---reindeermccoy
<< <i>If we're collecting coins, why do you charge premiums for them and put them in slabs? How can one enjoy a coin through a scratched slab? Whats the point? Just to hide it in your safe? You have negative feedback coming soon, beware. >>
Awesome first post. You won't last long...
If you are looking at coins and see a slab is scratched and don't like it, then don't bid. Simple as that. If you buy it to simply leave a person a negative feedback, then you have serious issues.
---R. mccoy
---the real mcccoy
---reindeermccoy
----REINDEERMcCoy
<< <i>Maybe my feedback is private because i don't want every tom, dick and julio to know how much gold i have in my possession. Did you ever think about that, genius?
---reindeermccoy >>
---reindeermccoy
---R, mccoy
---reindeerMcCoy
---reindeermccoy
"Everything is on its way to somewhere. Everything." - George Malley, Phenomenon
http://www.american-legacy-coins.com
---reindeermccoy
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<< <i>Keep reporting. I am sure the indian people in the call centers are really concerned about your problem, comic book boy.
----reindeermccoy >>
That comment is uncalled for. You talked about "judging people" in your post a few posts ago, and now here you are doing the same thing. Shame shame...
---reindeermccoy
"Everything is on its way to somewhere. Everything." - George Malley, Phenomenon
http://www.american-legacy-coins.com
---reindeermccoy
---reindeermccoy
---reindeermccoy
"Everything is on its way to somewhere. Everything." - George Malley, Phenomenon
http://www.american-legacy-coins.com
Erik
--mccoy
Erik
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I don't usually block people based on anyone's experience but my own. So please carry on board members. I've said my peace. No harm , no foul.
Pure entertainment , at this juncture
Practice makes perfect & nobody is perfect. So, practice being nobody.
…what day and time???
Erik