Cuttin Time - very persistent

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Cuttin Time - very persistent

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Yet another "bargain" from Cuttin Time on BA - just put up - http://bladeauction.com/cgi-bin/osa/Vie ... ber=814082.

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i don't think we'll forget about that a&&hole any time soon!
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Besides the swinguards, Cutting Time seems to have a lot of other FrankB
& AB products. Are all these old stock, of has FrankB started dealing with him again?

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Post by horizonod »

With all of the negative press in the "community" and all of the poor feedback he's gotten on BA, people STILL buy from this guy!!!

Not just any people either. There are people in his feedback list that many here will recognize.

I would avoid this guy like the plague just on principal. :oops:
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When ethics conflict with profits and/or self-interest, ethics generally takes the hindmost...
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That Jason "freeman" sure has done a lot of "business" with him.. Newman's son is called Jason.. I wonder if that's just a coincidence.. :twisted:

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teddy, just cruised the italian automatica on ba and it looks like jason is his only customer! i just hate a rip off!!! i've made quite a few knife deals through people i've met on these forums and so far i haven't been burned by anyone nor hve i burned anyone! any knife i sel is a satisfaction guarenteed deal or i will refund your purchase price, so far i've had no returns! honesty is about my only virtue but i'm proud of it!
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sammy da blade wrote:honesty is about my only virtue but i'm proud of it!

Mr. SDB,

As well you should be, sir!

As virtues go, that's probably the bestest one...
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It's certainly the one I value most in people..

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Post by omega »

Hey Guys!

Rumor from the other forum suggests there may have been a compromise settlement between the parties. AGAIN, THIS IS ONLY RUMOR.

I have written Frank for confirmation and will publish the full story once I get it from the horse.

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Seems he hasn't made amends with Frank.

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Post by omega »

OK, here's the story per Frank:

Frank was contacted by Josh with a compromise offer of $3100. Newman had begrudgingly agreed to this as it was the ONLY way Josh was going to let Newman back onto blade auction.

Frank accepted the offer, but vows never to do business with Newman again. He is still bitter about this, but as I suggested to Frank $3100 is better than what he currently had (zero).

Any remaining Frank Beltrame goods offerred by Newman represent the balance of the fraudulently obtained stock from October.

Personally, I would still like to see this man driven from our hobby. Let him go and sell toenail clippers on Ebay.
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Post by natcherly »

omega wrote:Personally, I would still like to see this man driven from our hobby. Let him go and sell toenail clippers on Ebay.
I agree except that he would give a bad name to all the toenail clipper dealers. :evil:
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Post by TOPFLITE »

I've got a suggestion for him about where he could put the rest of
the knives he "acquired" from Sr. Beltrame, but I don't want to be
banned by the mods for improper language - THE BASTARD!!
Honest, Honey. I'm only going to buy one more...
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mr.topflite, i'd like to see them go up his ass sideways! and opened.
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