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网页2008年2月29日 — 9. May 3, 2024. #1. I would like to see if I got this right. Arizona Custome Knives is a site where anyone can post their knives for sale. I noticed that most of the knives are marked "previously owned." I assume that people buy these knives and look to flip them for a profit or maybe sell them from their own collection.
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网页2017年1月21日 — Mar 4, 2017. #11. AZCK takes 25%, so that is the reason for many high prices. Just like people add eBay fees to make up for the loss, this can explain the higher than normal prices many times on AZCK. As for claiming a knife was custom done by a well known artist and it actually wasn't, that's fraud.
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网页2024年4月19日 — Have a real beef with Arizona Custom Knives. Purchased a rare Kiko Matsuda knife and paid for it. It was almost $800. Later they told me that they did not actually have the listed knife and offered store credit. In particular, Andrew McMichael was a real jerk. I will never do business with them again and would advise caution.
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网页2011年12月14日 — Messages. 3,035. Jan 5, 2024. #2. They're both great. I have bought and sold knives from and through both of them. AZCK gets a lot more traffic (at least that's what a free website traffic tracker told me), but I think Nordic Knives may get a higher concentration of people interested in older makers, traditional knives, etc. A.
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网页2014年10月1日 — 44. May 22, 2016. #16. livingmochila said: Business started in Arizona 20+ years ago and has since moved to Florida. Old post, but thought I'd share this: Arizona Custom Knives used to be owned by Jay from Scottsdale Pen in Arizona. He sold the company, and it was later moved to Florida. He and I had a few conversations on the …
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网页2010年7月4日 — As with any of the consignment knives we sell, the consignor has the final say on pricing. I might think your knife is worth $2,000. You may think it's worth $3,000. Ultimately it's your knife and we'll price it at $3,000 and then watch to see if it sells or if the price needs to be reduced over time to prompt a sale.
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网页Messages. 39,622. Oct 15, 2012. #4. Julie is good people. She's come a long way since she took over the business from the Sadow's and I have never had a bad experience. (That said, I've not put any knives on consignment with her but I've no doubt that she'll be fair and willingly provide all relevant info.)
Counterfeit knife listed on Arizona Custom Knives
网页2017年10月14日 — Lance Leon. Joined. May 3, 2017. Messages. 900. May 7, 2020. #6. I've seen various knives listed on ACK that have minor labeling errors (eg. mini 'x' knife being labeled micro 'x' knife or some models simply being called 'insert maker' folder). They seemed to catch and correct most of these mistakes fairly quickly.
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网页2011年12月14日 — 2) PersonX then instructs AZCK to list it for a high price (say, $1000), regardless of AZCK's fair market estimate. AZCK does what the seller instructed them to do, and sets the price at $1000. 3) PersonX buys the knife themselves (or has a buddy do it), to show that their work has "sold" for $1000.
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网页15. May 3, 2024. #34. knifecollector1954 said: Have a real beef with Arizona Custom Knives. Purchased a rare Kiko Matsuda knife and paid for it. It was almost $800. Later they told me that they did not actually have the listed knife and offered store credit. In particular, Andrew McMichael was a real jerk.