Paul Davis '82 FC35 auction on e-bay a hoax !!

[Al]

Jim,
While I have not purchased from Paul Davis, he is an honest
business person. I looked for my bird for 1.5 years. During the
quest, I talked to Paul about one of his units. His response, come
spend a night, do an inspection if you are not happy with condition
either they will fix or you are not obligated to purchase.

Looking at the auction, if you are not

enzofan ( 28) US $29,101.00

you are wasting this groups time. If I owned a bird for sale and
listed it on auction, and some offered me what I wanted for the unit
and the auction price was lower, I would immediately end the auction
after I received money in hand.

You are upset because he did not accept your offer. Unless you are
the above bidder, you lost the bid. Please move on and stop trying
to cause this honest business person unwarrantied grief. Next time,
you plan on bidding, put the max you want to pay. If you win great,
if you don't, you did not break the bank!

Al & Kathy Johnson
'96 BMC 37'
Mandeville, Louisiana

--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "orbitalsolutions"
wrote:
> --- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, GLOBE1969

> wrote:
> > Re: Paul Davis Auction:
> > I looked at the bus in person, it was very nice, I
> > decided not to buy it because it is not a Turbo. I
> > spent the entire day there.
> >
> > Paul offered to sell it to me on a buy it now price.
> >
> > Paul and all were very nice and honest. I trust him.
> >
> > I have much ebay experience, and know this auction was
> > honest.
> >
> > I feel I should have bought that bus, needed a few
> > things but such nice condition.
> >
> > Gail Allen Remy
> >
> That's exactly what I expected had happened here. When I talked
to
> Paul Davis there was no 'Buy It Now Price' Believe me I know
> because I tried to negociate one with him. I talked to him when
he
> first got the bus. As time went on, and after the auction
started,
> some body offerd Paul Davis a price he could not say no to.
>
> He wasted the time of everyone that was bidding on the bus. Paul
> Davis told me one thing and then did another. The fact that he
> tried to sell it to you proves my point.
>
> No biggie for me. I learned a lot here for cheap. All that Paul
> Davis did was waste my time because of his dishonesty. He will
> never get a shot at any of my money.
>
> --Jim