Deal gone wrong [Need opinions]

[Jamil]

[font=Tahoma, Verdana, Arial, sans-serif]In an argument right now and I need to know who's right.[/font]

[font=Tahoma, Verdana, Arial, sans-serif]Someone agreed to sell me a $10 amazon card and I agreed to pay $10 PayPal for it. I had exactly $10 in my PayPal at the time. He agrees and I redeem it. It just so happens that we both didn't know that it was $25 amazon and it was credited to my account. Would I owe you $25 if we agreed on $10 and you didn't even check beforehand? He expects me to pay $25, I already paid him the $10.[/font]

[font=Tahoma, Verdana, Arial, sans-serif]Is it my fault for only sending $10 or is it his fault for not checking the details of the deal beforehand?[/font]

 

[Fade]

I think you should meet in the middle and give him like $17.50!

 

[Jamil]

I think you should meet in the middle and give him like $17.50!

I paid exactly $10, because that was a mistake on his end that I didn't agree to.

 

[Fade]

I paid exactly $10, because that was a mistake on his end that I didn't agree to.

But still... Mistakes happen, the kid probably feels shit now bc he lost $15, I say meet half way.

 

[Jamil]

But still... Mistakes happen, the kid probably feels shit now bc he lost $15, I say meet half way.

He got the card from e-whoring which i introduced him to and set him up with all the files and tutorials. he made of $120 on the first day of my help.

 

[Fade]

He got the card from e-whoring which i introduced him to and set him up with all the files and tutorials. he made of $120 on the first day of my help.

Oh lmao, then fuck that bitch.

 

[FeaR]

You should give him $15 since you only asked for $10 that's what a decent person would do not a broke boy.
10 + 15 = 25 which you have in Amazon.

 

[Reptar]

Although negotiating with him once again would be a moral thing to do, it's not necessary as it was definitely a mistake on his end.

 

[Taunt]

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[Jamil]

You should give him $15 since you only asked for $10 that's what a decent person would do not a broke boy.
10 + 15 = 25 which you have in Amazon.

Enh, then. He blocked me, so oh well. 

 

[Krish]

It's his mistake, you don't owe him anything, but you should pay him the Extra 15$. Think about the value of your "trust level/friendship level" with each other is it worth losing/lowering based on 15$? You don't have to, but it'll make him feel better + decency in general.
You don't have to send flowers to the man you killed's funeral but it sure does help your conscious.

 

[Jamil]

Although negotiating with him once again would be a moral thing to do, it's not necessary as it was definitely a mistake on his end.

I told him I would negotiate after he started complaining alot, I said $10 or no money.

 

[Zachy]

No, because the other said user is @Shiver and he is a faggot.

 

[coltie2]

Hell no. He said 10$! it's whom Evers fault for selling you a 25$ card for 10$ like a dumb ass. You shouldn't have to pay back anything

 

[Sneakdissing]

Yes I agree with @Fear since he gave you an extra $15 you should give him $5 so he knows he did not lose out on his money.

 

[Cannabis]

Fuck that kid. If he didn't get his shit straight before you did the deal and it cause him to lose $15, that's his fault. Don't give him another cent. I guarentee he'll never do that shit again.

 

[Jamil]

Fuck that kid. If he didn't get his shit straight before you did the deal and it cause him to lose $15, that's his fault. Don't give him another cent. I guarentee he'll never do that shit again.

I agree 100% with your reasoning. Thanks for your opinion.

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You should give him $15 since you only asked for $10 that's what a decent person would do not a broke boy.
10 + 15 = 25 which you have in Amazon.

The user is @dusky, have you met him before?

 

[Sadie]

It's his own fault, I wouldn't pay him another dime

 

[Radical]

If you helped him with ewhoring you don't need to pay him back. $15 is how much one of those e-books cost.

 

[Cannabis]

If you helped him with ewhoring you don't need to pay him back. $15 is how much one of those e-books cost.

You have $25 in your pocket and lose $10 of it, who is at fault. Exactly, same concept.