Posts by Steve Smith

Quote:Originally Posted by Fueco   I recognize that I share partial blame on this one. But This dude was definitely hiding what the shorts were. YES, I should have asked for clarification, or more pictures. The ONLY case I have is...

Quote:Originally Posted by Stewie Can you guys look at this auction and maybe get me some tips to get better results? I really felt that I would get better final price...retail on these is $595 and just missing the shoelaces. ...

Quote:Originally Posted by Brianpore Do you have a "restocking fee" for returns to cover initial cost of shipping? I do now.

Good afternoon - have you shipped this yet? If not, I would like to CANCEL. I sincerely apologize. I misread or glanced over the width. It is wider than I expected for a Thom Browne shirt. Unfortunately a 48" chest will be too large. If...

Quote:Originally Posted by Brianpore INTERESTING.... just another way to ebay to push sellers to take returns even when they dont have a return policy. Threaten them with a case and impacts the feedback rating If a buyer is willing...

Quote:Originally Posted by Brianpore I had my doubts selling to this guy after he bought the item, handn't paid yet and wrote me this. I said, dont worry pants are in good condition when I really should have said, they suck, don't...

Quote:Originally Posted by Brianpore Your welcome and you are not suppose to use the USPS Tyvek bags for packing. No need to go to any bag bigger then 12"x15". I use these...

It is my opinion that the herringbone fabrics given as examples above wear as solids, especially numbers 2 and 3. In either business or social settings, nobody else will ever notice the herringbone, much less dock you on style points...

Quote:Originally Posted by nohio Yeah, I'd rather not use the USPS bags. I assumed that the 12 x 15 wouldn't expand enough to fit the coat without crushing it. I might try some 14.5 x 19 poly bags. I was hoping to find large, clear...

Quote:Originally Posted by hooker4186 You can get most sport coats into the Tyvek USPS Priority or Express mail envelopes, then put that in the flat rate box. I am probably too much of a straight arrow on this issue but I am sure...