doublegunshop.com - home Forums RECEIVER CASE COLORS

Ed is a businessman, trying to make a buck- how he does it, as long as he has a satisfied base of customers for the grade level of shotguns he offers for sale- If they don't know better to check, with the wealth of good information and data available on the Internet- Caveat Empetor I should guess. What bothers me is the obfuscation and legalese verbiage in his "return option" clause-- It isn't Bill Jaqua, and he set the standard, IMO, for honest gun dealing years ago- The only two gun dealers I know and would buy from in today's market are Brad Bachelder and Kirby Hoyt- I am sure there are other dealers just as honest as these two gents are, I just have not yet made their acquaintance.

foxie: thanks for the compliment, but I aint really a businessman. if I were I would be selling everything that shoots, which I don't. plus, I would not have a return policy. "all sales are final", would be my response to a request for return of an item.

I deal in antique and collectible firearms as a hobby. plus, I really do enjoy selling and my relationship with my customers, both consigners and buyers.

and it makes my day when I receive praise for my services...

I argue that your actual return policy is "all sales are final". Your return policy on Gunbrokers is vaguely worded and contradicts itself. Here is an example of how you apply your so called "return policy".

Our Friend Ed Did it Again

Why would ed have a return policy and not accept returns? It gives the prospect the misconception that he will be able to return the gun if there are any problems and makes him more likely to buy. But then when the gun shows up loose and off face ed says "nope, not a gross discrepancy so no return."

well mikee, argue all you want about what ever you want. but, please do it elsewhere. the subject of this thread is RECEIVER CASE COLORS.

ed you just discussed and extolled your return policy on this thread.

I argue that your actual return policy is "all sales are final". Your return policy on Gunbrokers is vaguely worded and contradicts itself. Here is an example of how you apply your so called "return policy".

Our Friend Ed Did it Again

Why would ed have a return policy and not accept returns? It gives the prospect the misconception that he will be able to return the gun if there are any problems and makes him more likely to buy. But then when the gun shows up loose and off face ed says "nope, not a gross discrepancy so no return."

ed,

Would you consider experimenting with "cyanide" case colors?
Get my drift?

Ken

ken: would you consider being nice...get my drift.

I'll consider being "nice" if you'll consider be less annoying.
Or... are you considering your redundant threads....thought provoking?

ken: sorry, if you are annoyed here.

maybe you should start a thread here? perhaps then it would less annoying to you.

mikee: the subject of this thread is RECEIVER CASE COLORS...if you wana talk about something else, please do it elsewhere.

which word don't you understand?

and I am still trying to be nice.