here, here, rich...
my sentiments exactly... as you know... i guess the "less than
zeroes" group continues to grow...
jeff
On Jun 13, 2008, at 1:24 PM, Richard Halegua Comic Art wrote:
I'll make my comment very simple
if I wasn't smart enough to get a correct shipping cost, or if I
ma
I'll make my comment very simple
if I wasn't smart enough to get a correct shipping cost, or if I made
a simple mistake I pay the extra costs & remind myself to be a
better detective
I wouldn't believe in making any buyer responsible for my actions
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watch out craig you will be included with both myself and Ari as
one of the "less than zeroes."
freeman's logic makes NO sense. that a buyer should be beholden to a
shipping calculation error of that magnitude is simply ridiculous.
he went on and on about weight, dimensions, etc... ALL
So if you bought something via a catalog or online from Amazon or Harriet
Carter or Neiman Marcus, and they later sent you a note that said "We
made a mistake. The shipping we quoted you was $28 too little. Please
send the money." you'd just send it? I find that hard to believe. And,
frankly,
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: [MOPO] Feedback Quirk No Make That Jerk
> To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
> Received: Friday, 13 June, 2008, 4:31 PM
> To the two less than zeroes who simply find it intolerable
> to pay additional
> shipping fe
your name calling is completely unnecessary ... no one did any such
thing initially and the responses were both above board, and simply
opinions expressed. i have also sold items on ebay and been off on my
shipping, in the buyers favor and have ALWAYS just let it go, as i
felt it was the fa
To the two less than zeroes who simply find it intolerable to pay additional
shipping fees if a seller honestly errs in not anticipating the shipping
foibles that have muddled shipping fees that can change weekly of late,
perhaps a walk in seller's shoes might enlighten.
The idea
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