LL, I haven't really had any problems dealing with the kids, Phlap118, Future155, etc.  Matter of fact, the only time I got ripped off was by an older bowler for a Sonic X.  

What I've noticed happening is they make the deal first, them go to mom and dad afterwards to try and get the money.  On the other hand, if they haven't made a deal, they don't know how much to ask mom to give him.  

If nothing was lost, other than time, I wouldn't worry about it.  These things happen.

On edit, bear in mind I don't do nearly the amount of swapping you do.  The more you deal, the more chances of something going wrong.  Guess I've really been lucky.  I usually base my decision on how well they present themselves when posting in other sections.  Flamers    Well written


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~~~SrK - Have balls, will travel

1st law of combat, "Bullets always have the right of way

Edited on 7/5/2004 12:29 PM

LL,

If you can't seal the deal with three emails, drop it.  Just tell the guy you couldn't wait any longer, and sold/found it elsewhere.

It's not worth the aggravation, even if eventually it might work out.

Just my opinion...
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seadrive
Cogito ergo bowl

As of today, still no Detour!

REgards,

Lukylefty

Search the address, get the home phone, and call a parent. From experience, it's the only way to get resolution. Let me tell ya, once they find out that their kid is cheating adults on the internet and the words "mail fraud" and "minor" start getting used, action (including butt kicking) generally start.


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pjr300
live from the Bowling Capital of the World

I had trouble last year with him, never recieved the ball. tried several times to contact him with no responce