Asking for a discount is a natural facet of business, for me anyways, and it was a privately requested discount. It's nothing new or outrageous to ask for a price break or discount. Many members have received PMs from me asking for price adjustment or forgiveness. Not a big deal. Some refuse, some agree and offer breaks. Never been an issue.
My disappointment lies in the idea, because I continued buying at whatever rate I choose after a $10 discount, the seller was willing to shut out a repeating customer over that $10. (I've probably shopped 15 times with the seller and never asked for a discount before, but at that time, yes, I was low on funds and he was putting the pressure on to complete because I had renegged before). So what if I buy more chips in the following weeks? Why should I be accountable for the $10? What's wrong with asking for one privately? Many others agree and don't say the next time..."I'm gonna need that discount back". Give me a break! That's ridiculous
Look I'm not perfect. The $2k set he's referring to, that purchase was only completed because my wife gave me the money. You ought to read the sales thread. I had to wait half a day to acquire the funds to pay Changster. I borrowed the fu$#ing money to buy Pharaoh's I regretfully sold when I first joined. Overall, still my prerogative what I do with my money. The seller could have just refused to offer a price break, and I still probably would have completed. Many sellers tell me no, I go ahead and finish.
I'm not a bad guy. I post dibs, and at times, cash flow changes and I back out when things come to fruition. That's about my only bad quality. I try to be a good solid member here, try to help, and try to be a good seller. I've got a few feedbacks about my interactions with people.
I felt it's a degraded community if for $10, a guy can't deal anymore. After having so many successful transactions.
My money and allowances come in waves. There are times when I cant pay small bills but then at other times, I pay big ones.