TCA999 has stolen from 3 buyers including me!
#16
everyone putting this on the seller for not sending pics. you know what i do when a seller won't provide pics? yes, that's right. i move on. well, technically, i won't even consider a deal for a used item if pics aren't in the thread. no "text for pics" or "email for pics" for me.
and if it's true that the buyer asked for $11 to make it good and the seller paid the $11, then negative feedback and this thread by the buyer is slimy.
and if it's true that the buyer asked for $11 to make it good and the seller paid the $11, then negative feedback and this thread by the buyer is slimy.
#17
when sellers reassure you that the pics suck... but the item is mint, by nature you tend to trust people
#18
Tech Lord
iTrader: (52)
Why isn't this obvious to more people?
Also... if you have been sold absolute junk by this guy, when he claimed great condition... leave him appropriate feedback.
#19
Tech Elite
iTrader: (104)
I would like to chime in and say that I had a trade with TCA999, no money exchanged. And it went through without a hitch, and he provided well taken pictures then..
I hope you are not becoming lazy, as I had a good experience with you.
And to touch on the pictures, I couldnt agree more. I also think it has been mentioned time and time again. If a seller is too lazy to get pictures ready in advance for an item to be sold/listed, how is the progressing deal going to fair?
YOU as the seller have the responsibility to provide the photos/proof of said item(s). Why should a further e-mail or text ensue, except maybe to discuss payment details or other arrangements/offers. I guess bottom line is, you want to sell something online, take a dang picture!
I feel that asking someone to go off-site and have to text for pics or anything else is kinda shady in my book. And only asking to be mislead or ripped off.
I hope you are not becoming lazy, as I had a good experience with you.
And to touch on the pictures, I couldnt agree more. I also think it has been mentioned time and time again. If a seller is too lazy to get pictures ready in advance for an item to be sold/listed, how is the progressing deal going to fair?
YOU as the seller have the responsibility to provide the photos/proof of said item(s). Why should a further e-mail or text ensue, except maybe to discuss payment details or other arrangements/offers. I guess bottom line is, you want to sell something online, take a dang picture!
I feel that asking someone to go off-site and have to text for pics or anything else is kinda shady in my book. And only asking to be mislead or ripped off.