I had looked at hawkeye4life's ball listings, and the prices in my opinion seemed "to good to be true", even though the Storm Spit Fire is high on my want list. So I opted to let it rest; and reminded that I could probably with a little work, get a close to similar price with allstarbowling-joe (my #1 internet supplier) at a later date.
I do realize, as others have stated, that the seller in question, has a really good record, if not Great, here and other ball trading posts on the Internet.
I feel sorry for both parties involved; things do happen (ie job, dependency, financial problems, ton of other reason), life goes on, given time I hope for the sake of the board and it's users that it works out for the best. I'd give it a few more highly patient days before any legal or very emotional resolves occur.
I do think; a refund offer(especially through any PayPal purchases that were made; and simple easy click or two...Internet access fairly easy to get these days) should be in order to all buyers regardless of the seller's circumstances. That would be fair solution but financially on pre-purchased ball inventories by the seller, would be tough to stomach. The Internet can get rough; been there a few times myself.
Hope for a kindly resolve for both parties. I hate to hear about these kind of stories; it shouldn't happen.
Edited on 11/6/2006 8:03 AM
