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Op PMed me that he won’t hold the gun for me. Forum rules state you can’t sell a gun out from under a firm offer. I would try to buy it tonight, but not driving across town to deal with a guy like this. Given NO time to
Make the purchase? Just because I can’t meet at 10 am on the same day he lists it and I claim it?
Not even one day? Offer withdrawn. You deal with this guy. Not me.
 
Op PMed me that he won’t hold the gun for me. Forum rules state you can’t sell a gun out from under a firm offer. I would try to buy it tonight, but not driving across town to deal with a guy like this. Given NO time to
Make the purchase? Just because I can’t meet at 10 am on the same day he lists it and I claim it?
Not even one day? Offer withdrawn. You deal with this guy. Not me.
you can go ahead and cry like a baby I don’t have to hold it for you until Friday.
 
So is this sold AGAIN or still available?
 
I think the forum rules need to be amended, because "I'll take it" should not automatically mean the seller must hold it until whenever the seller feels like meeting, even if that's a few days out. I would never hold on to something for multiple days for a possible buyer (who could absolutely still flake) when I know I will have other willing buyers in the meantime.

If you aren't able to meet the same day you post "I'll take it", you should have to post something like "I'll take it if you can hold it for me until X day". Totally unreasonable to expect someone to hold something for multiple days and potentially turn away multiple willing buyers. In this case, a Glock 34 for $450, that's exactly what would probably happen.

Edit: I'm not sure if you originally told him you wanted to meet Friday, because post #9 makes it sound like that's what happened initially. If we're talking same day, that's obviously a little different.

Still, simply posting "I'll take it" by itself should not be an automatic, guaranteed hold with no ifs, ands or buts. You should have to communicate and make a plan first before you're automatically committed. As we've seen, too many people post I'll take it or otherwise express interest, only to back out or flake.

When I sell stuff through other selling mediums, it always sells to the first serious buyer who shows up with cash. I don't hold anything until we've made a firm plan with a specific day/time. Holding something for an unspecified amount of time based simply on "I'll take it" just is not reasonable. If every person was reasonable, it would be.. but not every person is reasonable.
 
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4pm today. Same day. Not holding it a week. Not even 24 hours. That was my reply. Try reading next time:
“ Dan sure 4:00 pm is good I’m still gonna sell it if someone else wants it first no holds thank you.” That’s TODAY.
 
I think the forum rules need to be amended,

The easy solution is for the seller to post their expectations in the ad. Just state "I'll take it rules do not apply if you cannot meet immediately". Simple.

That said, I do agree that there should be no expectation of holding for multiple days, however, that does not appear to be the case.
 
4pm today. Same day. Not holding it a week. Not even 24 hours. That was my reply. Try reading next time:
“ Dan sure 4:00 pm is good I’m still gonna sell it if someone else wants it first no holds thank you.” That’s TODAY.

Why does he mention holding it until Friday in post number 9? That's why I assumed you asked him to hold it until Friday.
 
The easy solution is for the seller to post their expectations in the ad. Just state "I'll take it rules do not apply if you cannot meet immediately". Simple.

That said, I do agree that there should be no expectation of holding for multiple days, however, that does not appear to be the case.

Absolutely, but as was discussed in a previous thread a while back, several people here don't seem to like that methodology, and think "I'll take it" is absolute. Needless to say, I disagree with that policy.
 
I think the forum rules need to be amended, because "I'll take it" should not automatically mean the seller must hold it until whenever the seller feels like meeting, even if that's a few days out. I would never hold on to something for multiple days for a possible buyer (who could absolutely still flake) when I know I will have other willing buyers in the meantime.

If you aren't able to meet the same day you post "I'll take it", you should have to post something like "I'll take it if you can hold it for me until X day". Totally unreasonable to expect someone to hold something for multiple days and potentially turn away multiple willing buyers. In this case, a Glock 34 for $450, that's exactly what would probably happen.

Edit: I'm not sure if you originally told him you wanted to meet Friday, because post #9 makes it sound like that's what happened initially. If we're talking same day, that's obviously a little different.

Still, simply posting "I'll take it" by itself should not be an automatic, guaranteed hold with no ifs, ands or buts. You should have to communicate and make a plan first before you're automatically committed. As we've seen, too many people post I'll take it or otherwise express interest, only to back out or flake.

When I sell stuff through other selling mediums, it always sells to the first serious buyer who shows up with cash. I don't hold anything until we've made a firm plan with a specific day/time. Holding something for an unspecified amount of time based simply on "I'll take it" just is not reasonable. If every person was reasonable, it would be.. but not every person is reasonable.
thank you sir
 
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