Quote Originally Posted by Bruno View Post
Yes it is. And if the poster does something like that again he is gone for good.

The things mentioned in that post are a blatant lie.
- None of those razors will be worth 100$, ever.
- None of those razors can be restored with a bit of TLC.
- In fact, one of them looks so rotten that restoring it would be dangerous for newb because it might explode as soon as it touches a buffer or grinding wheel.

The ad contains several outright lies and we don't want that.
If someone doesn't have the integrity to post truthful ads, then they can go.
And if you don't know, there are plenty of people in the restoration forum who could inform you about the restorability of a razor. This site is about nurturing the art of straight shaving, not about providing people a place where they can make a quick buck by dumping junk on unsuspecting newbies.

If you think it should be different then feel free to start your own site because it won't happen here.
Ok fair enough...then I take back my earlier post that my comments were sarcastic...they should be taken literally.

It really is good to know (especially for a newbie like me)that there is finally a place like this to buy razors where all of the ads have been reviewed by an expert and that they perfectly match their descriptions. Especially important to me is if an ad makes a projection about possible future value that it will be accurate and I can expect no less then the claim. It's also good to know that there are absolutely no bad or junk razors sold here.

This is a very good thing to know...I wish other sites were as diligent in maintaining the accuracy of member postings.