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Originally Posted by mcarthur
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cigar lwb
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Very nice LWB mac!
 

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on the off chance that someone reading this happens to own a pair of Aldens on the Hampton last in a sz 9.5 or 10, could I get outsole length and width measurements? thanks in advance...
 

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saw those...and by a dozen times he really means 30. definitely not pretty...

Originally Posted by terradilavoro
hi folks,

this hurts to see
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http://cgi.ebay.de/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?...=STRK:MEWAX:IT

when i read this .... and saw the pics
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"...These were absolutely perfect (not factory seconds or anything like that) and have been worn about a dozen times...."


cheers
Joachim
 

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this guy must have ran 12 half marathons in those boots...i have year-old shoes worn 6-10 times per month with less wear. and look at that insane creasing! skip.
 

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Originally Posted by terradilavoro
hi folks,

this hurts to see
confused.gif

http://cgi.ebay.de/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?...=STRK:MEWAX:IT

when i read this .... and saw the pics
eek.gif


"...These were absolutely perfect (not factory seconds or anything like that) and have been worn about a dozen times...."


cheers
Joachim


Interesting debate going on over in the B&S thread about these shoes. Evidently the eBayer (ilikebelgianbeer) is a SF member and he grabbed them when the owner of Epaulet posted them on B&S. Now the eBayer is attempting to sell them on eBay at a nice profit.

Since the boots aren't my size (and I hate Indy boots anyway), this is more a philosophical question for me and I'm not sure how I come out. Should a fellow SF'er give other members a break? Sure, that's nice. But IMO joining this group doesn't somehow obligate him/her to do so.

And the fact that he's looking to profit isn't all bad. What if he does this to buy more shoes? What if he gives the profits to charity?

And does this put some duty on the original seller (the guy from Epaulet)? Should he vet his prospective buyers to determine if they might flip the boots? I know that seems a little far-fetched but if "flipping" is bad, then...

Obviously I'm procrastinating this afternoon.
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Sellers have the responsibility to be honest about the items they're selling. It's up to them how much information to divulge.

Buyers have the responsibility to ask questions of the sellers' items before making a purchase. It's up to them how comfortable they are making purchases based on the information provided.

The more information a seller provides, the more comfortable a potential buyer becomes. A seller's reputation is based on a history of successful (or unsuccessful) sales and pleased (or displeased) buyers.

A seller pulling a fast one won't go unnoticed on the Internet. It may be profitable for a seller in the short term, but not over the long run.
 

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ravello full strap
argyles otc
 

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Anybody who bought a Natural Chromexcel NST Tanker could you please post any pics.

What would you get a Hawaiian Tanker in a Brown Chromexcel or Natural Chromexcel Tanker NST.
 

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If those boots have been worn only "about a dozen times," then that dude is pretty damned hard on his footwear. Maybe he's a mountain guide and spends every day humping thirty miles up a rock-strewn path.
Originally Posted by terradilavoro
hi folks, this hurts to see
confused.gif
http://cgi.ebay.de/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?...=STRK:MEWAX:IT when i read this .... and saw the pics
eek.gif
"...These were absolutely perfect (not factory seconds or anything like that) and have been worn about a dozen times...." cheers Joachim
 

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Originally Posted by HorseHide
Interesting debate going on over in the B&S thread about these shoes. Evidently the eBayer (ilikebelgianbeer) is a SF member and he grabbed them when the owner of Epaulet posted them on B&S. Now the eBayer is attempting to sell them on eBay at a nice profit.


Originally Posted by kgmessier
Sellers have the responsibility to be honest about the items they're selling. It's up to them how much information to divulge.

A seller pulling a fast one won't go unnoticed on the Internet. It may be profitable for a seller in the short term, but not over the long run.


If you're referring to the flipper: is flipping '...pulling a fast one...'?
 
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