Re: beware axis.intergrafix.net

[mjmahon@aol.com (Michael J. Mahon)]

Louis Cornelio warned:

>In article <u4tjm8c5oifg77@corp.supernews.com>, "aXis Computers" 
><axis@NOSPAM@intergrafix.net> wrote:
>
>> People on here are always looking for the 800k DSDD Disks.. I have a TON 
>> of
>> them here.. My distributer makes me buy 500 at a time..
>
>Asthis is the same fellow (axis@intergrafix.net) who is dealing on ebay 
>as axiscomp I suggest he take better care with his deals before he makes 
>any more.  He won on my item 1317506654 On Jan 02 ----- never responded 
>to emails & never paid. He has fewer than 10 feedbacks but the last 2 
>now are negative & show non-payment. My guess is the guy is just 
>careless or forgetful & not an ugly scammer, but there is no excuse for 
>bidding and not paying and not responding to emails. Just a heads up 
>before you do business with a guy who hasn't fulfilled of late.  Why is 
>around trolling for business on jan 25 when he has weeks old unfinished 
>business doesn't make any sense to me, but I am sure he'll have some 
>explanation, or excuse, or attack on me, or will just disappear - pretty 
>sad for $10 but then again we all expect even small deals to be carried 
>out as promised.....

A quick check of his feedback shows that he bid for and won a IIgs
and your 3.5" drive on January 5 and 6, then bid for a "complete"
IIgs "Woz" system and won it (for $51) on January 11.  Since the
system came with drives, it seems probable that he decided to
default on the first IIgs CPU and your drive, since he acquired others
in the 1/11 auction.  (BTW, he had already won your auction before
he bid on the complete system.)

I see other examples like this, and it's unfortunate.  If he were more
experienced, he might better appreciate the onus of negative feedback.

-michael

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