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Hi Jeff.
I have no problem with the return from the buyer or the freedom of speech which is exercised on forums, it has worked against me this time but I also get positive feedback from watch forum members too so cannot complain really. Forums like this one have helped me a lot in the past.
I believe it was this thread he read because his message mirrored a couple of the points.
Thanks Michael
: Sorry that this happened, but I am not sure that there is a
: reasonable rule or guideline that this forum could impose to
: avoid this sort of occurrence.
: To require that a sale or auction not be discussed on our forum
: until after the transaction has been completed does not seem
: realistic.
: In any event, I have to wonder whether it was the discussion on
: this forum, or the buyer's own remorse, that may have caused him
: to ask for the return. Yes, our discussion may have contributed
: to the "remorse", but this just seems to be inherent
: in public sales of watches and public discussion of these sales.
: Jeff
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