Re: Not appreciated
Jara97 said:
First of all I am the gentleman JJR is talking about and I have been in the Military for 22 years and have served proudly and ethically and continue to do so and don't appreciate the "bump up the price" comment whatsoever.
I have over 300 posts on this board and have never cheated anyone in my life. I simply didn't want to give a bike away that is 6 months old, has 1600 miles on it and has thousands of dollars worth of accessories.
This person even said that he didn't believe I was in the military because he couldn't find it on MAPQUEST. I did back out of the deal once already because I would really like to keep my bike but it will only get older while I am away
Divemaster knows where I bought the bike and I have a hell of alot of nice stuff on my bike and regardless of what this person says I NEVER once stated I had heated armrests which is the craziest thing I have ever heard.
Anyway I am thru talking about this and have a buyer locally for the bike who will be here in the morning to pick it up and I didn't have to GIVE it away.
I apologize for my tone and have very much enjoyed my time on this board and I hope to drop in from time to time and say hello.
Thanks,
SFC James Arnold
James,
Just to clear this up the home address that I got off the paperwork you sent me would not come up on mapquest. I wrote you a few times about it and you never told me why. You accepted my offer of $18500 and sent me some info and then backed out again.
Your emails that you did send me from work bounced back when I replied. I did ask you about that also and never got a answer.
Then you tell me you now wanted $19K for the bike this morning and if I wanted I could send the money today. You did also originally tell me that you forgot to post in you ad that you had a $300 Hondaline heated passenger armrests. You did finally clear that up this time.
If I lived close to you I would of been at you door with the cash the first time we spoke when you were selling the bike for the original price.
Best of luck no hard feelings,
John