Please help me out

[Guest Denis Richard]

He is really not honest... a set is a set. Your pictures are clear and he should have paid attention to those details if it matters so much to him. Even if it were just for the FP alone, he did not make a bad deal...

[Cam]

Would it be dodgy for you to happen to mention his ebay userid? Doesn't sound like someone I want to do business with ...

Edited February 15, 2005 by Cam

[einv]

fact is, he paid too much for this set. pen street price is 180-200. rollerball and pencil are practically worthless, maybe another 50 max.

 

and he is willing to send all this back for $70?

 

just can't imagine the thought process that must be coursing through the buyer's feeble mind.

[Guest Denis Richard]

fact is, he paid too much for this set. pen street price is 180-200. rollerball and pencil are practically worthless, maybe another 50 max.

I would have thought the first model of the 1988 reintroduction of the Duofold would be higher than that.

[Guest Denis Richard]

I was made in the last thirty years

Well... add a few months to that and my statement is correct <_<

[Bryan]

and he is willing to send all this back for $70?

 

He wanted me to send him $70.00 to make up for the set not being a set. He would have still kept the set.

 

-Bryan

[Maja]

Ok, I know this is probably a dumb question, but is there any way to find out from the Parker pen company itself about the set in question? (ie. is it a true set? what constituted a "set" of those two pens?)

[Bryan]

Maja, I would assume they would have a staff member who would know. I just don't know how one would go about asking.

 

-Bryan