hummmmm...
should you post to this group when responding with your wish list...or should you send an e-mail?
tough choice.
but only those that respond with an e-mail direct, get to buy the parts.

I responded with an e-mail and you gave me some "star trek" type answer. all I wanted to know id if you had the steering wheel !!!

ACTUALLY, THE COMPLEX ANSWER YOU APPEAR TO BE REFERING TO WAS, [AND I PARAPHRASE] ' YOU DIDN'T MAKE AN OFFER ON THE PART YOU WANTED THEREFORE THE RIGHT FOR YOU TO BUY HAS BEEN WITHDRAWN.'

IF THE CONCEPT OF ASKING A SELLER IF THE SELLER WILL ACCEPT ANY GIVEN PRICE IS TOO COMPLEX, THEN TURN OFF YOUR COMPUTER.

I CHOOSE TO USE A BUYER DRIVEN CONCEPT. I WANTED EVERYONE TO DO THEIR OWN RESEARCH INTO FAIR PRICING IN A FAIR MARKET SYSTEM. IF YOU ARE TOO LAZY TO DO THAT, ITS YOUR LOSS.

NOW BEFORE EVERYONE OFFERS THEIR OPINION ON MY TREATMENT OF A POTENTIAL CUSTOMER:

EVERYONE READING THIS HAS THE RIGHT NOT TO BUY. I HAVE THE RIGHT NOT TO SELL. IF YOUR FEELINGS ARE HURT, BECAUSE I REFUSE TO GIVE AN ANSWER YOU EXPECT 'CAUSE YOU REFUSED TO PLAY BY MY RULES, WRITE SOMEONE THAT CARES.

Follow Ups:

• Re: responding to ads Michael 21:19 10/01/2000 (1)
  • sounds like michael (small m) needs a salesmanship Zack 23:28 10/01/2000 (0)

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