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  • aviator
    Administrator
    • Oct 2024
    • 2169

    #16
    Originally posted by GimpyPaw
    It’s easy to tell when you will be working with a thief using this guide (each yes answer earns a point) ….

    Do they sell things for a living? 1 point
    Do they earn a commission from sales? 1 point
    Do they sell something you sit in or on? 1 point
    Do they sell something with wheels? 1 point
    Do they sell something mechanical? 1 point
    Do they sell something that is typically financed? 1 point
    Do they sell something that has multiple options and price points for essentially the same thing in different colors? 1 point

    Add them up. If they score 1 point or more, they are likely a thief. The more points, the more likely they are a thief.

    Hope that clears up any confusion out there.
    No, not really ,I own a Real Estate Office, we don't screw anybody around. we do sell and finance and earn a commission from the sale and the reason I've been doing it for 26 years now is because I don't screw people around.
    Sometimes I wish I had a Harry Potter's wand and make people go up into smoke.

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    • 4thIDvet
      Slug
      • Oct 2024
      • 1665

      #17
      Originally posted by aviator
      No, not really ,I own a Real Estate Office, we don't screw anybody around. we do sell and finance and earn a commission from the sale and the reason I've been doing it for 26 years now is because I don't screw people around.
      Pretty sure GimpyPaw was referencing used car salesman Fred?? I sold a couple of houses actually purchases for a friend and I could NOT be a real estate salesman if they paid me a million frigging dollars. Holy sheeeet people are A holes to deal with I almost knocked this guy buying out. 😁

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      • aviator
        Administrator
        • Oct 2024
        • 2169

        #18
        Originally posted by 4thIDvet

        Pretty sure GimpyPaw was referencing used car salesman Fred?? I sold a couple of houses actually purchases for a friend and I could NOT be a real estate salesman if they paid me a million frigging dollars. Holy sheeeet people are A holes to deal with I almost knocked this guy buying out. 😁
        I personally don't do anything anymore unless it's an old client of mine, I let someone handle it, as I told you on the phone, I'm a little better than half what I used to be, once they mess with the carburetor, the engine never runs the same.
        Sometimes I wish I had a Harry Potter's wand and make people go up into smoke.

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        • Sanders
          Moderator
          • Oct 2024
          • 1524

          #19
          Originally posted by 4thIDvet

          Pretty sure GimpyPaw was referencing used car salesman Fred?? I sold a couple of houses actually purchases for a friend and I could NOT be a real estate salesman if they paid me a million frigging dollars. Holy sheeeet people are A holes to deal with I almost knocked this guy buying out. 😁
          It's hard enough trying to sell stuff on Flakebook Marketplace without some smartass trying to lowball you. I have a thing on there now, for local sale, new in the box, costs $800 new. Asking $600. Assholes making me $200 offers. I can't imagine dealing with them day in and day out. I'd become jaded, too, like most salesmen. Or, like the time I sold my big canvas tent. Was asking $500. A DA and his cop brother say they'll take it at $500. They show up and say they only have $400, will I take that? Nope. Show me the other $100, your political office does not impress me and I should charge you an extra $100 for wasting my time!

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          • 4thIDvet
            Slug
            • Oct 2024
            • 1665

            #20
            I hope all works out for you with that cart and you don't have any more problems. But if you do? I do reviews mostly all good thanking companies. But if their frigged up and I get screwed. Whoops time for 'Google Reviews.'

            How do you leave a Google review?
            AI Overview
            To leave a Google review, first, sign in to your Google account and search for the business you want to review on Google Maps or through Google Search. Locate the "Write a review" button, usually found near the business's name or in the reviews section. Rate the business from 1 to 5 stars and write your review, then click "Post".

            That really gets out their and businesses take notice.

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            • 4thIDvet
              Slug
              • Oct 2024
              • 1665

              #21
              Originally posted by Sanders

              It's hard enough trying to sell stuff on Flakebook Marketplace without some smartass trying to lowball you. I have a thing on there now, for local sale, new in the box, costs $800 new. Asking $600. Assholes making me $200 offers. I can't imagine dealing with them day in and day out. I'd become jaded, too, like most salesmen. Or, like the time I sold my big canvas tent. Was asking $500. A DA and his cop brother say they'll take it at $500. They show up and say they only have $400, will I take that? Nope. Show me the other $100, your political office does not impress me and I should charge you an extra $100 for wasting my time!
              O.K. what I do Sanders. I always post a few dollars more than I want so they can come down and were all happy. But? If their real jerks.

              -Your asking $500 will you take $300?
              -Why yes I will when did you want to pick it up?
              -When when we hand you the $300.
              -Sorry your confused I said $500 so its to be when you hand me the other $200 that your going to pick it up..

              They usually hand me the full amount if they don't. Well bye see yah..

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              • aviator
                Administrator
                • Oct 2024
                • 2169

                #22
                Check should be here today. Never deal with that company Bintelli. Folks are nice carts are nice but their office quality control is non-existent.
                Sometimes I wish I had a Harry Potter's wand and make people go up into smoke.

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                • aviator
                  Administrator
                  • Oct 2024
                  • 2169

                  #23
                  Got my money back. Case closed. It's a shame they screwed up so much.
                  Sometimes I wish I had a Harry Potter's wand and make people go up into smoke.

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