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Old 07-28-2009, 09:47 AM   #1
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I am not in favor of taking legal action. If he wants to screw me, fine. I don't have time to deal with investigations, etc.
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Old 07-28-2009, 09:55 AM   #2
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I got took for $158.00. Fortunately, I used PP and was able to recoup most of the money. I started the case with them after I saw the negative feedback starting to show up on his trader page. I did my purchase off board so I did not leave feedback. Isn't that normal protocol?

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Old 07-28-2009, 10:27 AM   #3
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we all bear a culpability to provide honest trader feedback on all deals good and bad. Being a "nice guy" and not saying the truth compromises any value the trader feedback tool has to other users.
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I did my purchase off board so I did not leave feedback. Isn't that normal protocol?
I'm actually struggling with a similar question Scott. I have an "off board" deal that hasn't been satisfied and am not sure if neg feedback is appropriate. Since it's off board I can see why it shouldn't be, but if someone else got scammed by the same person and I didn't give neg feedback I'd feel pretty rotten.
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I'm actually struggling with a similar question Scott. I have an "off board" deal that hasn't been satisfied and am not sure if neg feedback is appropriate. Since it's off board I can see why it shouldn't be, but if someone else got scammed by the same person and I didn't give neg feedback I'd feel pretty rotten.
Always been my understanding Joel that if it didn't happen here, don't leave feedback for it here.

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Old 07-28-2009, 11:35 AM   #5
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Always been my understanding Joel that if it didn't happen here, don't leave feedback for it here.

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Yep. That is the general practice.
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Old 07-28-2009, 11:37 AM   #6
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Yep. That is the general practice.
Can you explain why? Makes zero sense to me. What difference does the board have it's the person that makes or breaks a deal.

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Old 07-28-2009, 11:41 AM   #7
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Can you explain why? Makes zero sense to me. What difference does the board have it's the person that makes or breaks a deal.

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I think it has to do with not bringing drama from one place to another.
 
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Can you explain why? Makes zero sense to me. What difference does the board have it's the person that makes or breaks a deal.

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Sorry you don't agree or understand, Al. But that is just the way we have decided to conduct things here. The TOE have enough on our plate. Allowing what you propose would necessitate us being up on what goes on everywhere else. (Rhetorical questions: How many other boards would you have us monitor? What about private boards?) It would open up a huge can of worms and none of us have the time or inclination to do so.
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Old 07-28-2009, 11:59 AM   #9
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Can you explain why? Makes zero sense to me. What difference does the board have it's the person that makes or breaks a deal.

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If a transaction at another site went bad, it would certainly make sense to leave negative trader feedback at THAT site.

When we first started Cigar Asylum, the 11 of us decided that everyone here would be able to start fresh. What happened at other boards, what happened 2 years ago, etc was pretty much null and void. Everyone here got a chance to start anew. If you screwed up here, then you screwed up.

As diverse as the cigar communities are on the internet, we are all in a very closely knit group. Its pretty rare that a member on this board is not known by someone on another board, whether you know it or not. Word travels very fast on the web. If its cigar related, it travels within the cigar community twice as fast. Chances are that Dans reputation is already on other boards as I type this.

Im not sure if I really answered your question Al, but I think you get the idea.

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Now about getting folks on the "list"

I can only forewarn those that may or may not know the facts about "the list". I do this with help from a fellow members PM:

There was some discussion recently about having a few specific people be the "judges" about who gets on that list. Many of the people deserve to be on the list, but at the same time, the people here need to understand that once someone is on the list, they are never taken off the list, and the fact that they may complete the deal is never added.
The list originated from another site which has a very different character than here.
While many feel that certain folks should be on that list, be warned. Its like a bullet. Once fired, theres no turning back. Theres no oops. No negotiation will reverse it. It is written in virtual stone forever for all to see. Game over.
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