You suck. Several times this year I've found decent priced pins on Facebook classified, responded quickly, agreed on the full asking price, agreed on a time to meet and had them back out last second. All but one of the times the agreed meeting time was the same day. You morons offer more than asking price, then they suddenly think they have a gold mine. Then you see it listed at ebay price a few days later. Shame on the sellers for not honoring the deal as well.

Obviously not end of the world stuff here, just irritating people don't stick to their word. And irritating that people entice them to not stick to their word. I've often times offered a little more cash after the fact seeing the item was in the condition described and complete. Nobody has ever accepted more money. It happened a few weeks ago with a bass guitar.

I never intended the person that outbid me to see this, just venting on a pinball forum about a something foolish. Yes, in the end it's only pinball. I've snagged lots of deals over the last dozen or so years, hopefully will find a handful more over the next dozen years. I know better than to get excited about a purchase until it's in my car, but sometimes you get a little miffed anyway.

I'm glad to see most people see it my way. A deal is a deal. To the guy saying he offers his higher than listed price "if it's still available", this no different than offering more money to buy it from under someone. It's enticing them. If your wording helps you sleep at night, that's fine.

I much prefer Facebook over Craigslist. I can spy on their profile and vet the buyers/sellers. There are many people I won't respond to based on their profile and I bet it saves me a lot of hassle. Craigslist was totally blind.