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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;dougsmit, post: 6774777, member: 19463&quot;]I can accept incompetent business practices and accidents caused by listing coins in several places and not deleting all when sold BUT not when I suspect something that I consider dishonest like cancelling your sale because someone called the next day and offered more.&nbsp; Much of the hobby is based on keeping your word.&nbsp; In the old days, people sealed a deal with a handshake.&nbsp; Today are we to allow anything and everything?&nbsp; Years ago (30?), I bought a coin by phone reservation and mailed check. In those days phone reservations were accepted pending arrival of a check in a certain number of days.&nbsp; They returned my check a week later.&nbsp;&nbsp; After that, I got a note that the &#039;second&#039; buyer (a friend and insider of theirs) told them that they should send the coin to me.&nbsp; That person was playing by what I call the &#039;old rules&#039;.&nbsp; The dealer did not then value my little business which they lost even though I returned my check and got the coin.&nbsp; I still hold that incident against that seller and avoid looking at his material.&nbsp; The old saying was that it takes a thousand Atta-boys to erase one Aw-shucks.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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