The people who offer more are not the ones who suck. It’s the people who are not honoring a prior deal or commitment.

And that works both ways.

With pinball transactions it’s only a done deal once the cash is exchanged for the game.

As a seller, I have had several instances where someone commits to buying a game, we’ve talked or emailed, they say they are on their way to get it and never show or bail with some lame excuse and no follow up communication.

Now if they are contacting me to come look at the game and decide, that’s different. They can bail at any time. That’s the risk I take, and if the game has sold before they arrive, that’s the risk they take.

However, a buyer committing verbally or via email to a sale saying I’ll take it, or conversely the seller saying it’s yours and one of the parties not following through is bad form.

We can complain and post all we want, it’s still going to happen, that’s just how some people are.