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First off, I went to this site to gain knowledge on what this tracker can be worth. The person I got it from was in need of money right away, and yes what every I get over what I paid for it is going back to him. Most of these people on here are a joke, hiding behind a computer. I do appreciate the few members that gave me some information. After reading these posts, I'm gladly deleting my account. |
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You are the one asking here, so you needed to do your part. SO, what brings you to say, "Most people on here are a joke, hiding behind a computer?" Ain't nobody hiding here. We are a pretty close knit group here. And for you to say things like that, after eight post, I say, Don't let the door hit you in the a$$ on the way out. Good day...
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Nothing wrong with Jon's comment! I agree, and it made sense to me.
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I find your comments very upsetting and unfounded. You asked for people's opinions. I told you in my post that you can weigh in on our advice, but to insult us is offensive. I don't mind you coming to the forum, asking questions, etc., but I don't like what you said about members on the forum. You should know that people's opinions are going to differ and disagree with each other or with your own, so your reaction is degrading to the members of OCC. Keep in mind that if you cite or reference this forum as a basis for your pricing, then there are enough of us here to report your ads back to the sponsors of your listing web site, over and over and over and over....Life is like an echo, you get back exactly what you send out! If you come here, ask for opinions, then come back and say what you said about our members, then do not expect kind things in return. As far as I am concerned, you are always welcome here IF you respect other members, including their opinions, when asked for, and our guests here. If you ask for opinions, then be ready to hear them, in their fullest of details. Welcome these differences as a chance to learn from individuals with very discerning views, who will help you consider aspects that perhaps you never even considered before. Education's purpose is to replace an empty mind with an open one....... With that said, I would hope to see more posts by you in the future, but I will understand if you choose not to do that. Cub Cadet 123
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You could have something (anything) legitimately worth $1000, not talking some artificially inflated value, offer to sell for $200 and some idiot will offer you $20, sight unseen and expect you to jump at it deliver it and set it up for them.
I just sold a cheaply made to begin with ranch king LT that I got in not running condition from a neighbor, got it going, looked on CL to see what others were asking for similar machines (newer Craftsman, yard man etc ) and saw a bunch in the 500 to 600 range. Being that I am in a CL desert (i live on the Fringe of 3or 4 listing areas where everyone says I am too far away) I listed it for $340. Runs cuts, neglected maintenance caught up on, etc. I had tons of offers of idiots wanting to pay me $250 without offering to come over and see it. Some wanted it delivered for that,. I never suggested in my ad that I had the means or desire to do that. A lot of people don't. You want to buy it you come over and see it, then we talk price. You want to buy it you make arrangements to get it home even if you have to go to Menards and pay them their$20 to rent their pickup. If I know you things might be different. Every time I want something I have to go get it myself why should any one else be any different? |
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AMEN!!!!
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You did get friendly advice. You just didn't like it, so you got mad. Sorry. It is an early tractor. But, it has no options, no attachments, and just simply isn't worth that kind of money. Doesn't matter if you don't like it. And, you might find someone who doesn't have a clue, like yourself, who will pay it. But that doesn't make us wrong. It just makes you lucky. Best of luck.
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Which we do not know what all was said by whom. Conversely he is "okay" with what all was said in this thread? Good luck with the sale there kwl. |
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My apologies then. I thought he was ripping on all of us. I see he made a post that I missed.
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