I have a google voice number and when the buyer literally asks me thousand of questions and tells me their coming then no response I text from that number. They respond immediately and I go thanks for wasting my time.
Moving a 400 gallon
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I just re copied his craigslist ad as my own and warned people away. Then I reported his . I should try the Google voice number thing. See if he's just fishing for more money?
Leave well enough alone.
However in response to the original issue at hand, if it happened to be acrylic all you would need is 1 buddy and something to move it in like a big truck or uhaul. My friend and I routinely handled my 400 acrylic just us 2 with 0 issue. Buddy should have easily been able to tell you what material it's made of lol. He may be trying to flip.
However in response to the original issue at hand, if it happened to be acrylic all you would need is 1 buddy and something to move it in like a big truck or uhaul. My friend and I routinely handled my 400 acrylic just us 2 with 0 issue. Buddy should have easily been able to tell you what material it's made of lol. He may be trying to flip.
So out of the Blue, Yesterday evening, the guy texts back... hasnt replied since Saturday..
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Are you going to still try to work out a deal with him? I don't think 400 gallon aquariums come along all that often.
This guy is impossible, No reply back after i text him saying need about 6 hrs... I dont know what his deal is? Im ready to drop a hand grenade in his aquarium this is so aggravating.
Yeah, if it's that bad then it's not worth it. Just a shame that the aquarium will probably not be used for a while.
The thing is, im looking for something 300 to 400 and its extremely rare here. There isnt even a shop that will order one in. The custom option is the only option. I wanted the thing, but I cant be jacked around Id still take it, but they have to make some kind of effort to make a sale. I cant just stand here and wave money at them, I need to see it and I need a time to be able to take it down and load it up.
If that's the case then I wouldn't give up on it yet. Even if you have to spend another week or two working things out, you will probably still be able to look back on it and be glad that you put in the effort to get it. It will save you weeks of designing, ordering materials for and building your own.
lol @ hand grenade....the visual of that made laugh. you walking away slowly as the tank explodes in the background, classic.
