Vivinavi : Los Angeles : (United States) Los Angeles

• 反対
• 2022/12/12 (Mon) 20:14
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The buyer may not show up, but the seller will.
I forced him to come close to something ？
Generally, private sales are often for the seller's convenience, so they will work at the seller's convenience and time.

• 食い下がるね
• 2022/12/12 (Mon) 20:53
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You don't have to dig that deep. What is clear is that it is the person who stood them up who is at fault. If the conversation leads to a place to pick up the car, it doesn't matter if you forced them or not.

• 反対
• 2022/12/12 (Mon) 21:13
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We met up in a strange place and figured the seller got in the way and didn't show up. And that's the thing about tadpoles. I wasn't in any depth. Did you contact the seller after that? I heard you got the date wrong.
Poor tadpole.
No reply, Mr. Eaten Up.

• 食い下がるね
• 2022/12/12 (Mon) 21:25
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What's a strange place?
I'm going to say the same thing over and over again, but if the location was decided on as part of the deal, it's the person who stood them up.
If you don't like the place, just tell them.
Commie?
What's the rationale for saying that if the seller is uncomfortable, he/she doesn't have to come?
Why should the person who is stood up have to contact the seller?
You're being a bit pushy again, aren't you?
It is up to each individual to decide whether or not to reply.
If I get tired of dealing with them, I will stop even if they don't tell me to.

• さゆみ
• 2022/12/12 (Mon) 22:06
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Neither the opposition nor the bite down is a polite statement, but the content of the bite down makes sense. Without saying anything to the other party... I don't think it will work.

I have been stood up too. I was asked to come to my house to pick it up, and when I knocked on the door, there was no response. I called and was not able to get through and was not sure.