Dave Walls
Havertown,#2REBUTTAL Individual responds
Sat, September 08, 2007
To Jonathan: You are correct. I mispoke when I stated that the address was a Penn State address. Never fear, I don't believe that comment will hurt recruiting. That said, the logic still applies. I attended Delaware Tech Community College from 1995 to 1997, then transferred to Liberty University in Lynchburg, VA for the remainder of college, from 1997-1999. At no time did I attend Penn State, the University of Pennsylvania, or any other college north of the Delaware state line. Therefore, it didn't really matter to me where the upenn.edu email address came from. It wasn't mine. In regards to the original auction, 7 years later, I'd still pay the $4 she paid for the auction. I lost $7 in shipping costs for 2 CD's that are probably drink coasters in your house, but who cares..I'm not the one who filed a baseless and false report on a then-unmoderated website. (At least registration is now required..). My eBay is still the same 7 years later. You know where to find me.
Jonathan
Lebanon,#3Consumer Comment
Wed, December 27, 2006
Concerning the e-mail addresses listed, the rebuttal-ers claimed that one of the addresses listed was a Penn State address. For the record, I was a Penn State Student, and it is NOT a Penn State e-mail account. [email protected] is an e-mail address for the University of Pennsylvania, which is an ENTIRELY DIFFERENT SCHOOL. I just wanted to make that distinction because Mr. Walls and his friend who stuck up for him indicated that this e-mail address was never his because he never went to Penn State. Whether it is his address or not, the deductive logic they tried to use in this case does not work because it is based on a false foundation. As a former Penn State Student, I just did not want Penn State's name sullied in any way because some people did not bother to find out which university upenn.edu actually belongs to.
Jennifer
Bedford,#4Consumer Comment
Tue, August 13, 2002
My name is Jennifer Peacock, and I am a longtime friend of Dave Walls, who is wrongfully accused in this post. Dave regularly sells excess radio equipment, and music out of his apartment, and has always treated everyone with the same respect that he has wanted to be treated with. He has the highest morals, and is not the kind of person who would do the things this person has accused him of. In closing, Dave does not deserve to be accused of something he did not do. He attended Liberty University in Virginia, not Penn State, and everything he wrote is true. Whoever this is accusing him is flat out wrong, and if I were Dave, I'd sue her for libel. Dave is too nice of a person to do that. I'm just glad that she is not accusing me.
Dave
Lynchburg,#5REBUTTAL Individual responds
Tue, August 13, 2002
Hello, I realize this response is late, but I never knew it existed until recently, when a friend told me she saw my name on here, so I had to look it up. To be quite frank, this girl has no idea what she is talking about. She won the Viva Voce CD, and paid me properly. I then, still living in Delaware at that time, gave the CD to my secretary at my job to mail off, having pre-paid for the postage myself. (I was working at a radio station, and selling off excess CD's on eBay.) Shortly after, I received an email from her, saying she did not receive the CD. Not wanting to rip her off, I took the hit and mailed off another CD to her. At this time, I was in the process of moving from DE to Virginia, as I had been offered a new job. Upon moving to VA, however, I had a death in the immediate family, forcing me to travel to DE to attend to family business, putting my job and life on hold. Finally, after returning to Virginia 2 weeks later, I found my email box with 2 emails from her, again claiming that she didn't get the CD, and she was upset. I tried emailing her back to confirm address/phone, or if she wanted, to return her money. I wasn't going to send a third CD, because she's either got both, or something is wrong. She never emailed me back, and so I decided she forgot about it. Let's get a few facts straight: 1) I have only one eBay ID. davewalls and dwalls are not me. Had she actually tried to contact those people (I encourage her to do so), she will find that both are not me) 2) I have only one email address (At the time of the auction, it was [email protected], which was cancelled last year). I have never had more than one email address at a time, nor have I ever attended Penn State. That's just a flat out lie. 3) Her statement, "I was patient and waited for three months" is also a flat out lie. This auction ended about the first of August. I moved to Virginia on August 27,2000, and we were still attempting to get the transaction completed. The fact that she would file this report 2 weeks after, **while** we were still talking, and while she was still friendly towards me, proves what a liar she is. In closing, this "girl", more than likely, got 2 CD's for $7. She had my phone number, and never called me. My email address, and stopped emailing me. My eBay record speaks for itself. If she had wanted a refund (even though I got a return receipt from the second CD, saying it arrived), I would have given it, because I am a very honest person. I guess this is what I get for taking someone at their word. My eBay record is flawless (minus one negative, which the seller recanted with positive feedback a few days later.) I encourage her to provide some hard evidence if she is going to accuse me of such an act. My eBay ID is davewalls (always has been). Check it out for yourself, and contact me if you want more details. Thanks.