General Forum

I had a good run, 34 smooth trades before I got screwed on one. Their last response on September 17 "They look good. Thanks. I will get mine in the mail here asap, just slipped my mind the past couple of days but i'm on it now." Another member stated that this trader changes their user name to hide bad feedback, my question is, should I be posting not only the user name but also the traders name and address to warn other members? If they change user names or create a new one no one will know but they most likely won't change their name and mailing address.

I think a partial address would be okay, just not the full one. Street name (no house #) City, State & zip.

I would do the house number but like this ###7 or ##7# I think the last number would be better. You should post their names here to help get the word out.

Throw all their info into scammers pages and dont be shy. I got screwed by a trader with 100% positives on here and I have plenty of time to calm down but please put info on the scammer in my box so I am aware.

THANKS FOR LETTING ME VENT

They either saw this post or the negative feedback and contacted me last night saying they were putting it in the mail today. I guess we'll see.

Scammers, HAH !!!

Sometimes things happen, and you do the best you can, and try to make up for "trades gone bad". Most members understand, and offer the benefit of the doubt.....yet others are unhappy, miserable trolls, looking to cast blame on unfortunate situations regarding trades. Just the world we live in. Sometimes a "grain of salt" taken, Spilt milk and all. If it's me, sorry for the inconvenience.

I have had several members that appears like they shipped my cards the same day they recieved the cards from me.   I have no problem with that just wish they would have said something.  

I also have had 2 trades lost in the mail.   Both members offered to make it right.  Due to the fact they were  cheap cards I just let them have the cards as a PIF.  

Got ripped off by one member.  He joined the site  and we made a deal.  They day after he got the cards was his last day here.   Should have know better.

No, definitely not you. Wasn't a lot of value and it really isn't it going to make or break what I do on here, just wondered how I should let others know before somebody does get into a high dollar trade with them. My biggest problem out of it was no communication, I honestly don't care if it takes a month to get cards as long as I know what's going on.

I have had "99.9%" success on TCDB when it comes to trading and actually am having a hard time remembering when I wasn't (more than) satisfied with the outcome of the trade. A little bit of homework goes a long way.

I recently got ripped off by someone who has outstanding credibility on this site. He offered a trade and I accepted and we both recieved cards about the same time (quickly I might add). But one of the cards that he sent to me was a reprint of a Cal Ripken rookie and when I informed him of it, he basically said, "I have hundreds of trades on here and there's no way I could have made that mistake". He also stated that since I'm new to this site and didn't have many trades under my belt that he was just going to choose not to believe me. I even sent the card back to him to prove that I wasn't lying and he stood firm. There's nothing I can do about it now, unfortunatly, and it sours me a bit to doing trades but most people are well-meaning and honest on here that I've seen.