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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;BooksB4Coins, post: 2708779, member: 36230&quot;]Unbelievable.... how nice it must be to be an expert and/or perfect in everything imaginable; lucky people, you are. The guy, at least from outward appearances, is a very new seller, so what a wonderful opportunity to show him how petty and vindictive this hobby/business can be instead of trying to show the very decency each and every one of us would hope for if new, but it&#039;s always so fun to stick it to the other guy, right? The sheer amount of pettiness shown on this forum never ceases to amaze even though there is not one, not ONE person here who hasn&#039;t made a poor choice/decision, and is particularly true when they were new to this.</p><p><br /></p><p>That FACT here (and no disrespect to the OP is intended) is that the coins in question are junk level, and even the OP himself admitted as much. The seller quite certainly knows this as well, and it shows in their chosen shipping method. Even so, was it a wise choice? No, but there are better ways to approach this than lowering oneself to the point of being well beneath the unprofessional response. The simple and obvious reality is that if he continues down this path, particularly if with more collectible level coins, sooner or later and right or wrong, he&#039;ll pay the price for it. Giving a neg or even just a neutral now will be a hell of a lot more than the little slap it is for many sellers, but will destroy his ability to sell and/or at the very least achieve fair prices. Is this what you people want, and does he really deserve this for a less than ideal response?</p><p><br /></p><p>Perhaps Peter should consider renaming the forum. Based on threads like this, a few very fitting choices come to mind...[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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