Most fucked up thing i've experianced (long story)

Inspired · 10-30-2010, 01:09 AM

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Originally Posted by bmwmthree

If you really want to get back at him, just wait a month (or more) then post his number on a fake craigslist ad. Post an iPhone 4 for a really good deal and he'll get calls all day long. He'll have to get a new number.

*I do not condone this behavior.

easy solution.. use iBlacklist and add everyone in your contacts to white list. Everyone else call will be sent to voicemail or choice to make a busy tone.

Easy as that..

Falcon Keeper · 10-30-2010, 01:24 AM

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Originally Posted by twinturbo335

easy solution.. use iBlacklist and add everyone in your contacts to white list. Everyone else call will be sent to voicemail or choice to make a busy tone.

Easy as that..

LMAO!!!

bmwmthree · 10-30-2010, 01:44 AM

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Originally Posted by twinturbo335

easy solution.. use iBlacklist and add everyone in your contacts to white list. Everyone else call will be sent to voicemail or choice to make a busy tone.

Easy as that..

Not when you need other people to call you..

Bimmer Nerd · 10-30-2010, 01:51 AM

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Originally Posted by bmwmthree

Not when you need other people to call you..

LOL'd

Inspired · 10-30-2010, 01:56 AM

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Originally Posted by bmwmthree

Not when you need other people to call you..

Like who? If I am expecting a call I will just set my iBlacklist to voicemail.

Just trying to prove that your spamming idea is full of fail. I can easily get around it without ever needing to change my #. 99% of the people I talk to is on my contact list.

bmwmthree · 10-30-2010, 02:22 AM

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Originally Posted by twinturbo335

Like who? If I am expecting a call I will just set my iBlacklist to voicemail.

Just trying to prove that your spamming idea is full of fail. I can easily get around it without ever needing to change my #. 99% of the people I talk to is on my contact list.

I agree with you but at some times you may be expecting calls from numbers not in your contact list.

klipseracer · 10-30-2010, 03:27 AM

..... 2.2k seems like a lot of money to a 16 year old. And truthfully it is in a sense. But, you'll learn to not allow your emotions to mess with your purchases. Its a mistake.

EDIT: And btw, if this is the most f*cked up thing you've experienced, you're gonna look back at this in 10 years and be like, damn I'm such a noob haha.

=[monkey]= · 10-30-2010, 03:30 AM

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Originally Posted by That Nice Guy Beck!

Blessing In Disguise Bro

+1 ,

bosstones · 10-30-2010, 09:18 AM

The seller probably has had a lot of people back out so he's covering his bases for a sale. There are tactful ways to do it, though, and he would seem that he did none of them. Typically, I will let people know if I have other buyers interested and will set deadlines if it is a situation where they are waiting to sell something to buy what I'm selling. I also try to keep a 2nd buyer in my back pocket, but this requires the pending sale to move quickly.

On a different note, I would never bring full cash to an initial meeting for a a car, unless it was a reaallllllllly cheap car. 2.2k isn't bad, but I wouldn't just carry it with me to meet someone I don't know.

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Originally Posted by klipseracer

EDIT: And btw, if this is the most f*cked up thing you've experienced, you're gonna look back at this in 10 years and be like, damn I'm such a noob haha.

+1. For instance, let me share on of my college bud's 'most f**ked up experiences':

He delivered pizza for the Papa John's pizza that was right across from our campus and had had come across a few 'different' things like the person that paid for his order + tip in pennies. One one particular delivery, he rang the doorbell and heard a man's voice say something along the lines of 'just a minute'. Time went by and no one ever came to the door so my friend rung the doorbell again. This time he got a 'sorry, I'm in the middle of something. The door is unlocked, though. The money is on the table by the door.'

Now, my friend was a big guy (we lifted together and both practiced different martial arts) and was confident, although not wrecklessly so, that he could handle himself in a number of situations. Cautiously, he opened the door. It turns out that the 'buyer' was busy fapping to porn. He did offer my friend a slice of pizza, but was declined.

^ That is something that, to me, constitutes a f**ked up experience.

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klipseracer Banned 219 Rep 3,012 Posts Drives: 2007 E90 335i, 05 E46 330i Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: Arizona iTrader: (27) Garage List 2007 335i [0.00] 2005 330i [0.00]	..... 2.2k seems like a lot of money to a 16 year old. And truthfully it is in a sense. But, you'll learn to not allow your emotions to mess with your purchases. Its a mistake. EDIT: And btw, if this is the most f*cked up thing you've experienced, you're gonna look back at this in 10 years and be like, damn I'm such a noob haha.
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