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Re: Re: Re: Stolen Money
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Posted by paul on December 16, 2002 at 01:18:38 from (209.23.145.21):
In Reply to: Re: Re: Stolen Money posted by FLYIN G on December 15, 2002 at 17:44:27:
In your very first message you said you picked
up the tractor. Looking it over that may have
been a typo? Anyhow, it's a tough situation. Seems like both
sides didn't quite get what they wanted. A lot of
dealers really get jerked around & are left
holding the bag too. So, if he got frustrated
with you, I can see a little of his point. And, I see your point too. Something that would be fair is, whenever he
sells off the tractor, or tractor parts, & gets
what you were offering for it, he refunds your
money. That way you minght have to wait a
while to get it back, but he had to wait a while
too to get paid, & his inventory was tied up too
waiting for you. Just kind of a tough deal, Maybe you were a
little late & he was a little fast, who should we
blame? Probably best to make these transactions face
to face - money down & waiting a month
seems to give room for bad deals on both
sides, as we see here over & over. The lesson of hard knocks. Saturday I was in a hurry to get the snow
blower in the shed at dusk, & stepped into a
very long rusty nail - almost came out the top
of my foot. Talk about learning hard lessons.
I'd rather have lost the $500 you did & not
stepped on the %^&* nail.... Makes what's important a little clearer
sometimes. --->Paul
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