Why are some people Mr Angry?

A chap seemed very interested in buying my SV but could not raise the full asking price. I was able to reduce the price a bit but we couldn't find a mutually acceptable price.

Since then he has been e mailing details of other SVs that have failed to reach reserve on E bay and uses this to tell me I am asking too much. (Though he hasn't bought any of these!)

I don't care if I sell it or not, but he has taken it as a personal insult that I wont come down to his price.

His last e mail contained the following phrases:

Anyway it seems you are not willing to listen in relation to the price for your bike, so I bid you farewell.

I have now got too frustrated with your refusal to accept that you are are looking for too much money for your bike.

Anyone else had experiences like this?

He's obviously a total pillock Chris, particularly as your bike is in such excellent nick - ignore him .


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The guy obviously has a problem. Just because he has not got the funds to match your price does not make it your problem! Jerk.

Originally Posted by jonboy

He's obviously a total pillock Chris, particularly as your bike is in such excellent nick - ignore him .
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Yeh, he wont knock the smile off my face.

I'm now the proud owner of 2 bikes, the SV and the new Bonneville T120. Not everyones cup of tea but its exactly what I've been searching for.

Originally Posted by Chris V

Not everyones cup of tea but its exactly what I've been searching for.

That's what's important, if you like it who cares what anyone else thinks - and the T120 certainly looks like a "proper" Triumph, very nice.

And once you've sold your SV, don't be a stranger .


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Originally Posted by jonboy

And once you've sold your SV, don't be a stranger .
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OK

You can always tell him to invest his money in sex and travel

That Bonny!!!!

Someone hoping to secure a bargain then?

"I bid you farewell" sounds fairplay to me.

Garry

BECAUSE WE JUST ARE, ALRIGHT?

:P

sorry, I couldnt resist...