Quoted from KornFreak28:

You guys are missing the point. As a seller he has the absolute right to request any form of payment he wants.

Quoted from Phat_Jay:

We just want to cut off his head and take out his heart..........I kid.

Quoted from KornFreak28:

Are you suggesting a new thread?

Quoted from Banker:

Naming names seems to work.

Quoted from bigd1979:

Bsd is a great pin and i know of 3 in the past few months in very nice condition with color dmd, pinsound and some of the other common mods that sold for (4950 with color dmd) , (5750 every mod u can get lol) , and just stock one in nice condition for 4k.

Quoted from jake35:

It's a b list game though. I cant see 5k for it

Quoted from bigd1979:

Well unfortunately everything is getting expensive lol... system 11 pins are 2500-5k now also. Early 80s pins are now 2-5k also. No reason a great pin like bsd can't bring in 4-5k like it has been in recent month's.

Quoted from Davi:

Where can I find a list of A, B, C titles? What is the definition by class?

Quoted from DaveH:

If I’m selling it, it is an A title in collector quality shape.
If I don’t care about the game, it’s a B title.
If I’m buying it, it’s a C title in “players” condition and you’re gonna need to knock off some money for me to even put that load in my car.
There is no real definition of these classifications. Generally, well regarded games are A titles. Like MM, or AFM, or LOTR. The top tier games. B titles are normally great games, but have some flaws. For instance, Getaway. A freaking awesome game that’s a bit shallow (I’m allowed to say that because I own one and love the game). A C title is something generic that some people really like, but it just can’t get anywhere near the top titles. A good example of a C game is Roller Coaster Tycoon. It’s Pedestrian, but still quite a bit of fun if you like that kind of fun. And finally, you have the D titles that would work better as firewood, like Judge Dredd (the only title I sold after 2 weeks, because it sucked so bad).

Quoted from DaveH:

If I’m selling it, it is an A title in collector quality shape.
If I don’t care about the game, it’s a B title.
If I’m buying it, it’s a C title in “players” condition and you’re gonna need to knock off some money for me to even put that load in my car.
There is no real definition of these classifications. Generally, well regarded games are A titles. Like MM, or AFM, or LOTR. The top tier games. B titles are normally great games, but have some flaws. For instance, Getaway. A freaking awesome game that’s a bit shallow (I’m allowed to say that because I own one and love the game). A C title is something generic that some people really like, but it just can’t get anywhere near the top titles. A good example of a C game is Roller Coaster Tycoon. It’s Pedestrian, but still quite a bit of fun if you like that kind of fun. And finally, you have the D titles that would work better as firewood, like Judge Dredd (the only title I sold after 2 weeks, because it sucked so bad).

Quoted from KornFreak28:

Wonder why this is still marked as Sale Pending if buyer got friends and family payment.

Quoted from KornFreak28:

Wonder why this is still marked as Sale Pending if buyer got friends and family payment.

Quoted from djsolzs:

He knows whats going on he has been logged in on pinside 1/14

Quoted from PaulCoff:

Man, this thread is starting to turn dark and scary.
Every time I do a pinball transaction (buy/sell) I assume I’m going to be dealing with
gryszzz or
black_rose
and I don’t mess around.
Cash on Glass and then GTFO with the machine, but always...
”Keep your word or F#ck off and die.”
A shot of Malort before and after the transaction helps too.
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