Appraisals, Information, & Etc (Long)

bill m · 03-24-2002, 02:27 AM

John,

Imagine what you want, but all transactions do not go smoothly. What works for some is not satisfactory for others.

As for the apology, one of the poster thought I should, for being rude, and had nothing to do with the money.

I never gave the impression my money was not returned. I said I returned the Lugers in my first post. The point being, I would not have wanted them if I was told exactly what they were to start with. You give me the impression that if you get your money back, anything and everything that happened suddenly doesn't matter, as it becomes acceptable? The money never was the issue with me, but rather the lack of essential information. I feel I've said enough on this, but just wanted to clear up a few of your assumptions.

03-24-2002, 02:27 AM	#19
bill m User Join Date: Oct 2004 Posts: 385 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: Exactly. John, Imagine what you want, but all transactions do not go smoothly. What works for some is not satisfactory for others. As for the apology, one of the poster thought I should, for being rude, and had nothing to do with the money. I never gave the impression my money was not returned. I said I returned the Lugers in my first post. The point being, I would not have wanted them if I was told exactly what they were to start with. You give me the impression that if you get your money back, anything and everything that happened suddenly doesn't matter, as it becomes acceptable? The money never was the issue with me, but rather the lack of essential information. I feel I've said enough on this, but just wanted to clear up a few of your assumptions.