Mod Loses Prop Bet, Won't Respond To Me

[Dids]

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I don't think KyleB should be a mod any more.

Sorry, Kyle [img]/images/graemlins/frown.gif[/img]

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Let it be noted that this has more to do with you being a BBV4L infant who doesn't like kyle as a mod than any great sense of ethics.

Dammitbob,

That credit score [censored] is cheap and petty. You seem like a piece of crap.

[Gonso]

Sounds pretty scummy though Dids

[ebepse]

sorry ill try to be a better poster by emulating a mod

ok who should i scam first?

[cowpig]

dids,

I've never even remotely disliked Kyle, and still don't

I think that mods should have spotlessly trustworthy records

[Gonso]

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dids,

I've never even remotely disliked Kyle, and still don't

I think that mods should have spotlessly trustworthy records

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or at least not be known for this type of thing, it's not as if he's really denying anything. But whatever, it's not as if he's running a charity drive

Just give the kid his $200 and stop giving him a hard time, since when should someone have to hassle you to pay what you owe. Jeez

[Dids]

OK hypothetical:

Somebody has an informal agreement to buy something.

Unexpectedly, the market for said product instantly dries up and investors bail.

Guy backs out of agreement because he'd rather not busto himself for a bag of magic seeds.

You really call that a scam?

It's a pretty stupid person who would let their own sense of honor make them buy a worthless product. How many of you hold yourself to the same standards?

[ebepse]

exaggeration ldo bc of what u mentioned earlier. its a vicious cycle

[rothko]

dids, the point was that they had a legal and binding contract. unfortunately, it was only verbal. they had a deal and it was backed out of. if a person X agrees to buy A from Y and the market for A dries up, X takes a bath not Y.

[BBKPoker]

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I don't believe this for 1 second. And here is why. You never once said you were having second thoughts or lawyers were advising against it. You said that you were gathering money. I called [censored] when you couldnt even get 10% rounded up a week late.

Our handshake was for a specific price and a done deal (with you, your partner and I all present).We even agreed on the full payment date (giving you plenty of time to get it together you said).

Why plead "broke" to me 7 days past the payment date if it was lawyers and UIGEA that killed the deal?
Bad credit and no cashish killed it. Str8 up.

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I worked with Kyle pretty extensively for over a year, and not that he really needs me to defend him, but he's certainly a standup guy.

Telling someone you are having significant concerns re: the legality of their business is a good way to make them panic and sell to someone else, so I can understand why you got positive comments from him until he was 100% sure he was not going to buy it.

Maybe you got misled a bit, but I doubt that if the deal was good enough to Kyle, that cash was the deciding factor.

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I don't think KyleB should be a mod any more.

Sorry, Kyle [img]/images/graemlins/frown.gif[/img]

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Let it be noted that this has more to do with you being a BBV4L infant who doesn't like kyle as a mod than any great sense of ethics.

Dammitbob,

That credit score [censored] is cheap and petty. You seem like a piece of crap.

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I have no opinion of Kyle as a mod. As a poster premod he always came off as a bit of a dick but i never had any real beef with him (note citanul comes of as a dick but i like him).

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As for the other bit, personally i think Kyle making a verbal contract signed by a handshake and then backing out makes him a piece of crap.

His reasons are irrelivent, he should have researched stuff like legality and whether he can find investors before agreeing to the deal and then stringing on the seller.