Okay I guess Pinside has a short attention span.
This isn’t the first, or second OR third... OR FOURTH time someone has had an issue with this seller. I’ve watched their for sale ads many times and they’ve been mentioned in the regional for sale threads.
This person is one of those typical shyster facebook flippers. They list lots of desirable games constantly with total ass pictures saying “perfectly working 100% come get it!” Then delete the ad and repost it again for like $800 more.
Just click on the little forum button and scroll through ads they’ve made.

The most notorious was a non-working F2K they posted for very, very good price, it blew up and they blew off like 5 people and relisted it for even more, then it sat for a while till someone really paid up for it. They actually relisted it again after that. They relist and relist as if Pinside is eBay or some BS

I usually just make my own personal mental note and move on, rather than face the wraith of the peanut gallery, or Levi

But it’s wrong to dogpile on this poor guy when the seller is a total tool. They should go back to Facebook Market with their garbage tactics. Also hilariously enough there is another post who praises them in their ads who lives in NJ and has their own thread about being a bad seller.

Birds of a feather folks!
(P.S. there’s nothing inherently wrong with flipping, so don’t get all offended. But constantly listing things at low prices to bait folks and then jacking up prices CONSISTENTLY is just scummy. I mean at least do basic research and just learn where to price your machines!)

(P.P.S. Leaving bad feedback for a deal that fell through = bad idea, not the purpose for the system.
Making a thread to alert the community and allow the seller to give their half the story = exactly why we have sub-forums.
I’d probably have a lot of negative feedback for deals that never worked out. That’s just the nature of the hobby/business. Try not to take it personal)