Should I Worry?

[TATE]

It can still be done. I'll be a gentleman and let you go first.

Regards,
Steve

Wow, you guys finally got the balls to leave feedback. I'm impressed!

Chris

 

[ToughRowToHoe]

Steve,

Sorry about that. I have had some complaints about my sniping. I am using a bidding software called Bidnapper and I have no clue who's bidding on what - I pick out what I want to bid on and it bids with 4 seconds left in the auction.

The Rack and Cue is a First Catalog Model 6 - it came out beautiful - I love that one. It was from a seller, Davecards on E-Bay who has since become my friend.

I am experimenting with a web-site. Actually, I just created it today. Here it is - you're the first one to see it - go to the first catalog cues and click on the Model 6 button at the bottom to see it. The Rack and Cue Model 6 is the one on the right, with a gold label.

Please let me know what you think. The site's a rough outline but I think you'll get the idea.

The Palmer Collector

Chris

No need for apologies, Chris. I've just always been a little curious about that cue. Thanks for letting me see your collection. Those are some awesome cues. How long have you been collecting Palmers?

Regards,
Steve

 

[ToughRowToHoe]

Wow, you guys finally got the balls to leave feedback. I'm impressed!

Chris

Negotiations of that nature are slow going. Neither side was willing to budge. We almost had to call in Henry Kissinger.

 

[Rackin_Zack]

Wow, you guys finally got the balls to leave feedback. I'm impressed!

Chris

I don't know about anyone else, but it pisses me off when people don't give feedback when they are supposed to. If you're a seller and you're selling the item with a fair description you should have no problem giving feedback immediately after receiving payment. That being said, if you're a buyer you should leave feedback as soon as the item is received in good condition.

In my opinion it is the sellers job to give feedback first.