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I watch this thread very closely, as I have gotten some really good deals on here. I've noticed that you back out of bids quite frequently. Placing a bid is entering into a contract. You placed a bid with the intent to purchase, thus you are bound by the contract. I don't know how anyone else feels, but the excuse given this time seems to be lame, and not a good enough excuse to "remove" a bid you placed. Of course, I am not the one that runs this great thread, so it is up to pamperedpoultry, but I for one would not allow you to bid anymore if you are not going to follow the rules and honor your bidding contracts. I do not mean to be confrontational, but your actions could be construed as "bumping the bid".
I am sorry pamperedpoultry if I am stepping on toes here.
i dont really care if it does sound lame but its the truth and id rather get free chicks from him than buying them from here and having them shipped with only maybe 3/4ths of them hatching
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I watch this thread very closely, as I have gotten some really good deals on here. I've noticed that you back out of bids quite frequently. Placing a bid is entering into a contract. You placed a bid with the intent to purchase, thus you are bound by the contract. I don't know how anyone else feels, but the excuse given this time seems to be lame, and not a good enough excuse to "remove" a bid you placed. Of course, I am not the one that runs this great thread, so it is up to pamperedpoultry, but I for one would not allow you to bid anymore if you are not going to follow the rules and honor your bidding contracts. I do not mean to be confrontational, but your actions could be construed as "bumping the bid".
I am sorry pamperedpoultry if I am stepping on toes here.
i dont really care if it does sound lame but its the truth and id rather get free chicks from him than buying them from here and having them shipped with only maybe 3/4ths of them hatching
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