Traders Backing Out Of Agreed Trades

Here we go again with @SierraNevallagash. He ss only going to give his side of the story, he'll prop himself up to look like the victim, and it will take over a week for him to say the users name, potentially causing other people to deal with the other trader. I am extremely interested in hearing the other guys side of this.

Hopefully this can be part II of the @SierraNevallagash bad trader book i plan on making hard copy versions of.

 

Per usual, who knows the truth, and you know, we’re always twisting his words. I don’t think he realizes most of what he says/types. If you go to the original post regarding the Bardus bottle(s) he made the post before he had the bottles in hand. I guess he considered them “guaranteed.”

 

In exchange for an "expensive" favor. He does this to try to prop up his bottles, hoping that he can land his Whalez.

Whoever trades with this guy is taking a huge risk and its just not worth it. So many other people trading swish and dinner.

 

No, no, you have it all wrong. There are people out there who will give up bigger bottles out of the kindness of their heart. Sure it happens, but for him, it happens ALL the time. We don’t know.

Case in point, the original Fou Foune post, which has since been edited, asked if someone had an “extra laying around and would be generous” and he would make up the difference in $ “within reason.” Love that rationale, you be generous and I match it within reason.

Again, we likely have it all wrong and are piling on in a public thread where he is asking for feedback.

 

I was thinking this, didnt post it, good for you in doing this!

 

Not really sure what the problem here is. You clearly have some sort of perverse hard-on for Eric, for reasons unbeknownst to me. I understand not being a fan of his overly verbose posts but you and a handful of other Beer “Advocates” follow him around these forums and shit on his posts for seemingly nothing.

I just finished up a trade with Eric last week and there was no risk, no complications. Just a smooth trade and we both ended up happy. If you’ve never traded with him and don’t know him personally why go out of your way to attack him? Because you don’t like his posts? Isn’t it just simpler to ignore his content? Or is your life that boring you feel the need to gang up on a guy on the internet?

 

Two bad trader threads by him in a couple of months, the last one which his antics got him on many people's DNT lists. 99.9% of us have never had one bad trader thread, let alone two. Maybe everything he says here is true, maybe not, but really strange he is now part of two.

Also, he put a lot of us who tried to help him on last thread on his DNT list and at one point had it public on his profile, not cool! I suspect he even blocked a lot of us too.

Screw this guy.

 

And the guy one the other thread was infuriated at you. Lo and behold here we go again, another person bailing on you. Maybe you have bad luck, or maybe the way you go about things increases the odds of this kind of thing happening to you. Name the trader here and let the chips fall where they may, or jerk around the people who comes to these kinds of threads to help people.

The only person out of line on your DNT list is the person who created it, you! Not the people who tried to help you.

 

In my opinion:

If the trader committed to the trade the trade feedback system should have been used and a trade officially initiated. Especially if trader A is going to spend money on beer that they later would consider "wasted" hypothetically of course.

That is literally what the system is for. It also prevents any kind of misunderstanding that a trade is agreed upon or not between trader A and trader B.

^ to me the above is pretty cut and dry no trade was accepted. It would be great to hear the other person's side of the story.....

 

@Skrip Do you have insight on this interaction? I see he/she has 189 trades documented all with very positive feedback.

 

As a bad trader myself, I have to say I totally get it. Based on the constant complaining and pages upon pages of useless posts every week, I kinda wanna initiate a trade with you just to back out of it. I’m not sure if it’s paid off over the last year or not but man I get tired of watching you cry foul on every shelfies for whales trade you try to sneak in and hope someone feels sorry for you and sends you something. Just make decent trades and be generous and it will come back on you tenfold. Just a tip, but I know how you feel about those...

 

Just to be clear are you labeling @Skrip a bad trader? I get that you don't want to start a BT thread I am just trying to understand the facts.