rat,what is your problem,your talking about a psi i sold over a year ago and john has no complaints with it.you and your buddy yorkman are chit talkers who like to start trouble,after the first time you came here with your trashtalk,i called john,and he said he was happy with the unit,but as usual,you are shooting your big mouth off,if you have a personal problem with me,send me a pm,or a phone number,and we can go from there,i,and everyone else are tired of your bs posts,grow up man!

jamie,sorry,but i needed to reply to rats bs.

In case what I said came out the wrong way. Jamie and Mike are both honest sellers. I would not hessitate buying something from either of them.

Anone doing business with paypal, well it's a required evil. You will get bit, just only do sales up to an amount you are willing to loose. I think the end result is you will have to contact the machine shop that over charged, the buyers credit card company, and the person involved. A small claims court may be your only recource.

no sweat mike, i understand. just didnt want it to get too far off track, jeff thanks for the edit.

I agree. Got screwed on a transmission. Now I did get it back, but lost $200 in shipping due to weight. paypal instantly sided with the buyer and wouldn't answer or respond to probably a dozen phone calls and emails. Promptly shut down my account and haven't used it since

if you send money through paypal as a "gift" the purchaser CANNOT get his money back through paypal. been down that road when buying a set of wheels for my truck and having the seller change his mind and drag his feet on my refund. cannot dispute "gifts". so in the future only accept money as a gift. saves the fees too. food for thought. good luck with the sh!t bag

Yup!

On a side note pay pal doesn't always work for the buyer either. I got screwed by a seller for $500. I paid a seller with my pay pal balance from an item I sold, which is cash. when the buyer screwed me pay pal awarded me the $500 but could never collect. That was 4 years ago, it still states on my account that "pay pal is trying to collect the debt" I would have to assume he shut down all his accounts. Now I always transfer my cash back to me, and use a cc for purchases.

I too am done with Paypal. Jamie has sold a lot of stuff here on oso, and no complaints.

I absolutely HATE when people pull $hit like this. I was selling some props last year, to a guy. He agrees he wants them, sends me like 1500 thru paypal. I told him i'd be shipping them out on Friday. Well Friday came, and I got tied up. Good thing!! I log into paypal, and see that the money he sent, was now withdrawn!!! Some BS about his bank not clearing it. I didn't even know paypal could do that. So, I texted him and told him the money was withdrawn, and I still had the props, and wouldn't send them until I had the money. Finally after a couple weeks, he resent the money, and once it was in my paypal, I immediately transferred it out. Once it cleared, I sent the props. He blamed his bank, but my gut tells me he was trying to pull a fast one.

These guys who pull this kind of stuff need both their hands put in a vice, and cracked like walnuts one finger at a time. So their reminded every day until they grow old what a p.o.s they are.

well put Joe! Don't hold back now ok lol

OUCH,mild thunder just threw down some lightning :lolhit::lolhit: