Canceling Velocity Arneson Build Due To No Arneson Parts, NEED HELP
06-27-2019, 04:24 AM
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06-27-2019, 06:26 AM
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Hope the situation gets resolved....RIP Howard.
06-27-2019, 06:45 AM
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Try and enjoy your summer with your family in the Nortech. Hopefully this man Ric makes things right for you. Lot of really ****ty people is this world. Laugh, love , boat and drink heavily....this too will pass.
06-27-2019, 07:08 AM
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How was the 40k paid? Guessing wired? My general rule of thumb, anything over 2-3k gets paid with a credit card for buyer protection. In the event sh!t like this happens you have recourse...call the lender for stop payment and it’s solved quickly.
Good luck with the new boat and resolving the matter with Arneson.
Good luck with the new boat and resolving the matter with Arneson.
06-27-2019, 03:31 PM
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How was the 40k paid? Guessing wired? My general rule of thumb, anything over 2-3k gets paid with a credit card for buyer protection. In the event sh!t like this happens you have recourse...call the lender for stop payment and it’s solved quickly.
Good luck with the new boat and resolving the matter with Arneson.
Good luck with the new boat and resolving the matter with Arneson.
I understand your intended point but not everyone takes a CC, certainly not for a $40k transaction and those that do probably tack on another 3%.
IMO a purchase agreement w/ the terms spelled out very specifically including what occurs if one "fails to perform or if there's a breach of contract" would serve one better.
06-27-2019, 04:21 PM
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Can one really go back to the CC company expecting them to retrieve funds on a transaction that took place weeks or months ago?
I understand your intended point but not everyone takes a CC, certainly not for a $40k transaction and those that do probably tack on another 3%.
IMO a purchase agreement w/ the terms spelled out very specifically including what occurs if one "fails to perform or if there's a breach of contract" would serve one better.
I understand your intended point but not everyone takes a CC, certainly not for a $40k transaction and those that do probably tack on another 3%.
IMO a purchase agreement w/ the terms spelled out very specifically including what occurs if one "fails to perform or if there's a breach of contract" would serve one better.
06-27-2019, 04:22 PM
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There’s something that needs to be noted concerning this matter.
Hotstang46 has done business successfully with Rik for the past ten years and has bought multiple packages from him.
In light of that I can understand why he had no reservations about sending the deposit.
I would likely have done the same in light of the past dealings.
Hotstang46 has done business successfully with Rik for the past ten years and has bought multiple packages from him.
In light of that I can understand why he had no reservations about sending the deposit.
I would likely have done the same in light of the past dealings.
06-27-2019, 11:18 PM
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