Just Received this E-mail from a bidder, Unbelievable.

[briskbc]

:shock:

I'm going to start a new list called "Users to cancel bids on my auctions" This guy just won the honor of being the first on that list. What a pain in the ass

[Achika]

Here is what you do:

Send it UPS with a C.O.D. on it. He's gonna need to be home to pay for it, or at least make a trip up to the UPS office if no one is available the day they deliver it. It'll cost him about $5-6 extra, but maybe it'll shut his yap. Then he has to sign for it, it guaruntees that he's the one that recieves it, tracking, insurance, etc.

Hey, have you stopped to think why he's ording joysticks from you yet? It sounds maybe like he got the otherone lodged up there pretty far. :shock:

[Griking]

I think we need to lighten up a bit. If you ship the joysticks with delivery confirmation and tracking it's protecting you the seller. And your buyer is paying for that protection. And honestly, while I know it's possible, how likely is it really that it will get "lost" in transit?

[Sylentwulf]

The problem is, that he wants ME to be responsible for the POST OFFICE, if the POST OFFICE loses it.

Which is absurd. I have a D.C. number for a package *I* bought right here, and it says it was delivered, which I KNOW it wasn't. Am I supposed to hold the seller responsible for that? No friggin way. The post office lost it, it's their fault. PERIOD.

Once I give the D.C. numbers to you and the package to the post office, I am done with the shipping process, if I forgot something or sent the wrong item, of course it's my fault, and I'll replace and pay for shipping. But if the correct contents are in the box, I have nothing to do with it.

[retrogmr]

...so the big question is, what did you end up telling this noodnik?