Possibly ripped off?

[slados28]

The buyer has posted about an obvious and valid issue regarding a sale and members have been trying to help... I don't see anyone in "lynch mode" here. An update would be nice even though the seller is a "long term member". A seller has certain obligations towards the buyer no matter his standing within the community, IMO.

[Tango]

Sounds like Highlander the film "there be no hanging today..Can you walk angus? I'll bloody well walk out here" classic film.Sorry back to the subject.. Cheers Terry..

[Gunny Hartmann]

The buyer has posted about an obvious and valid issue regarding a sale and members have been trying to help... I don't see anyone in "lynch mode" here. An update would be nice even though the seller is a "long term member". A seller has certain obligations towards the buyer no matter his standing within the community, IMO.

Only an expression my friend!...

[slados28]

Only an expression my friend!...

I know... I was just speaking in general terms as I've seen several "lynch mob" mentions throughout, and, although I can understand the concern, I haven't seen any sign of such behaviour as of yet. Maybe the issue at hand has already been resolved? An update from the OP would be nice either way...

[Tango]

I best put the rope away then lol.. Cheers Terry.

[Gunny Hartmann]

I know... I was just speaking in general terms as I've seen several "lynch mob" mentions throughout, and, although I can understand the concern, I haven't seen any sign of such behaviour as of yet. Maybe the issue at hand has already been resolved? An update from the OP would be nice either way...

Indeed so, i hope the matter is resolved with all parties happy!...

[Gunny Hartmann]

I best put the rope away then lol.. Cheers Terry.

Was your Dad called Albert Pierrepoint?...

[Tango]

I had to google Albert then lol...So I have learnt something today.. Cheers Paul.. lol Terry.

[big ned]

I had to google Albert then lol...So I have learnt something today.. Cheers Paul.. lol Terry.

His 'day' job was running a pub on the Manchester Road near Oldham called 'Help the Poor Struggler', but was invariably known by locals as the 'Help the Poor Strangler'! Fact.

Swingin', Ned.

[Datrus]

Cheers