Holy cow... large lot of parts, look to be in decent condition
01-20-2012, 01:26 PM
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01-20-2012, 01:42 PM
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01-20-2012, 02:10 PM
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Did some further digging about this "Mason" guy. Seems like he wasn't very professional at all, judging by some of his posts on Pelican. I quote:
"...the gang bangers of the 928 world (who are all mega geek puzzies for sure- not ONE would EVER throw down, but all will chatter away )..."
Throw down? Really? It's a business not the streets, ethics apply.
Oh and Danny i don't know about some of the stuff but those pistons looked to be in decent condition, like they just need a blasting with soda or bead.
"...the gang bangers of the 928 world (who are all mega geek puzzies for sure- not ONE would EVER throw down, but all will chatter away )..."
Throw down? Really? It's a business not the streets, ethics apply.
Oh and Danny i don't know about some of the stuff but those pistons looked to be in decent condition, like they just need a blasting with soda or bead.
As far as the parts he had for sale, I would not pay any more than scrap value for them.
01-20-2012, 02:12 PM
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He offered it to 928sRus about a month ago. Appraised the pile of gold at $100k and wanted $50k if I took it as a job lot. First time on eBay was $50k.
If he paid me $5k I might consider going and getting some of it.
It is all the parts that did not sell so a heap of junk.
If he paid me $5k I might consider going and getting some of it.
It is all the parts that did not sell so a heap of junk.
01-20-2012, 02:56 PM
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01-20-2012, 05:31 PM
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01-21-2012, 02:46 AM
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I bought some parts from him when he first started out and I got what I paid for, for next to nothing. A year later, I bought a used radiator from him and it leaked. By this time, his prices had gone up considerably, and his customer service turned to ****. People bash him in response to his contempt for us. He would bitch about people who were unwilling to pay top dollar for **** parts. His business practices bordered on fraud.
01-21-2012, 07:56 AM
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Method of operation: do a few very good deals to keep some mouthpieces saying positive things; screw the majority. Very common methodology for committing internet fraud. So it is important to be vigilant. You see a couple complaints, immediately pull back and don't buy, no matter what good experiences others have had.