Co-Op Interest for L-Rider Lavatubes for $30 each unit!!!
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IMPORTANT UPDATE!!
At the moment, L-Rider will not accept Paypal and are requesting T/T (wire transfer) or Western Union.
I replied with a request for Escrow, shown here:
https://www.escrow.com/support/faq/index.asp?sid=1&qid=3
I will not, under ANY circumstances, use any kind of payment option without securing your funds!
So now it's up to L-Rider to choose.
Please also be aware that if L-Rider accepts Escrow, the fee will likely be on our end to cover.....but this is also negotiable.
See fee calculator and international T/T fees for details:
https://www.escrow.com/support/calculator.asp
I've never used Escrow, but it supposed to be safer than Paypal as the seller isn't paid until after receipt of goods is verified, and if negotiated properly, an extended period of time for inspection allotted.
Be sure to educate yourself on how Escrow works and what kinds of payments are accepted from you.
So those of you that don't have a Paypal account, can still enter the coop if you meet Escrow's acceptance payment terms.
Your funds will be held by Escrow until the agreed upon terms of sale are complete.
If you have questions, I'll try to answer them as best I can.
**Sonic, if you see this post, please add it to your spreadsheet updates...thanks!**
Update:
I'm editing this post (#203) and adding a question response post (#274) because this post (#203) has been linked in Sonic's current count spreadsheet.
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I haven't dug deep into Escrow services thoroughly yet, nor have I requested Escrow's assistance .
And this is a complete assumption response to your inquiry, but I'm hoping that Escrow will accept all of your payments directly, by what ever means you choose to send payment and put your funds into the account that I open.
My main concern at the moment is receiving L-Rider's acceptance of Escrow services for payment.
Once confirmed, then I can proceed.
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So if you have a Paypal account and want to use it to pay for goods, Escrow accepts Paypal, L-Rider does not.
Just thought I'd clear this up a little.
At the moment, L-Rider will not accept Paypal and are requesting T/T (wire transfer) or Western Union.
I replied with a request for Escrow, shown here:
https://www.escrow.com/support/faq/index.asp?sid=1&qid=3
I will not, under ANY circumstances, use any kind of payment option without securing your funds!
So now it's up to L-Rider to choose.
Please also be aware that if L-Rider accepts Escrow, the fee will likely be on our end to cover.....but this is also negotiable.
See fee calculator and international T/T fees for details:
https://www.escrow.com/support/calculator.asp
I've never used Escrow, but it supposed to be safer than Paypal as the seller isn't paid until after receipt of goods is verified, and if negotiated properly, an extended period of time for inspection allotted.
Be sure to educate yourself on how Escrow works and what kinds of payments are accepted from you.
So those of you that don't have a Paypal account, can still enter the coop if you meet Escrow's acceptance payment terms.
Your funds will be held by Escrow until the agreed upon terms of sale are complete.
If you have questions, I'll try to answer them as best I can.
**Sonic, if you see this post, please add it to your spreadsheet updates...thanks!**
Update:
I'm editing this post (#203) and adding a question response post (#274) because this post (#203) has been linked in Sonic's current count spreadsheet.
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I haven't dug deep into Escrow services thoroughly yet, nor have I requested Escrow's assistance .
And this is a complete assumption response to your inquiry, but I'm hoping that Escrow will accept all of your payments directly, by what ever means you choose to send payment and put your funds into the account that I open.
My main concern at the moment is receiving L-Rider's acceptance of Escrow services for payment.
Once confirmed, then I can proceed.
******************************************
So if you have a Paypal account and want to use it to pay for goods, Escrow accepts Paypal, L-Rider does not.
Just thought I'd clear this up a little.
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Hello neighbor?
Heh, I can pick mine up when they're delivered (I realize it might be a ways out).
I'm posting an answer to several questions that I received in a PM, so everyone can see my answer.
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Another member found a picture of the prototype "new model" and posted it in the thread on post # 160.
I've already confirmed that this photograph is L-Rider's new model that was released in Nov 2011.
This coop interest thread is not for the new model, for several reasons.
1. It's too new and I have very little information regarding L-Rider's beta testing results. They're claiming its 'supposed' to be an upgrade, but I don't have any data or hard facts.
2. I won't be adding it to any of the coops that I host, but if someone else volunteers to host another coop, they have the choice of whether or not they want to renegotiate for the newer version.
3. Based on appearance only, I personally think its poorly designed for handling. The power button and voltage controls would literally be in your palm. And even with a lockout option on the voltage controllers, there's still a very good chance of malfunction or accidental activation. The grip looks comfortable, but the overall design looks extremely awkward and the regulator placement is in the worst place possible....your palm.
We're talking LT kits for $30 each....for both the (18350 battery) mini and the (18650 battery) original.
The mini is approx 1/3 shorter in length than the original.
Separate stand alone units, spare parts including regulators, custom paint, custom logos, custom caps and possibly a custom extension for the mini (for variable battery conversion) are all on the negotiating table at the moment.
All other fees have not been added as I'm still in negotiations.
I'm gonna copy my response to your questions and add it to the forum thread.
If you have questions in the future *****, please post them in the thread so everyone can see your question and my answer.
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Hope this clears up any confusion for the time being?
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Another member found a picture of the prototype "new model" and posted it in the thread on post # 160.
I've already confirmed that this photograph is L-Rider's new model that was released in Nov 2011.
This coop interest thread is not for the new model, for several reasons.
1. It's too new and I have very little information regarding L-Rider's beta testing results. They're claiming its 'supposed' to be an upgrade, but I don't have any data or hard facts.
2. I won't be adding it to any of the coops that I host, but if someone else volunteers to host another coop, they have the choice of whether or not they want to renegotiate for the newer version.
3. Based on appearance only, I personally think its poorly designed for handling. The power button and voltage controls would literally be in your palm. And even with a lockout option on the voltage controllers, there's still a very good chance of malfunction or accidental activation. The grip looks comfortable, but the overall design looks extremely awkward and the regulator placement is in the worst place possible....your palm.
We're talking LT kits for $30 each....for both the (18350 battery) mini and the (18650 battery) original.
The mini is approx 1/3 shorter in length than the original.
Separate stand alone units, spare parts including regulators, custom paint, custom logos, custom caps and possibly a custom extension for the mini (for variable battery conversion) are all on the negotiating table at the moment.
All other fees have not been added as I'm still in negotiations.
I'm gonna copy my response to your questions and add it to the forum thread.
If you have questions in the future *****, please post them in the thread so everyone can see your question and my answer.
__________________
Hope this clears up any confusion for the time being?
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