What I don't like is someone who agrees to sell you something at a specific BTC price and then gets offers from others and cancels your deal even when both have agreed on price. If nothing has been exchanged then there is no contract but still it is a matter of honor. What if you when to a car dealership looking to buy a car and they had one that was a great deal. You tell the sales person that you want to buy the car and as they are working on the paper work another person comes in and offers more. The dealership sells the car to guy who just walked in who offered more. Do you think that is fair.
Welcome to the Bitcoin World.! Get used to it.!
I have been in those circumstances myself several times.! When i sell on the forums, many people come, make deals and then never turnup or later deny to go ahead.
If you are expecting people in the virtual world to treat you the same way like your car dealer treats you in the real world, then i think you are in the wrong place.! Then dealing in bitcoin are not for you.!
btw the context you are referring to is totally flawed because the blades were in a auction and not retail sales.
