Re: [CR]Outragous shipping Thread? - I'm Outa Here for Awhile

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From: <"richardsachs@juno.com">
Date: Mon, 7 Feb 2005 23:37:41 GMT
To: hersefan@comcast.net
Subject: Re: [CR]Outragous shipping Thread? - I'm Outa Here for Awhile
cc: classicrendezvous@bikelist.org

for every "brian todd" (wasn't that at least 3 years ago??) there are a hundred threads about some guy who posted a crappy pic, or misrepresented a bianchi, or charged too much for shipping...and those guys have no representation here onlist; the debates and the public hangings continue. witness today's crap, which began as a whine about shipping fees only to result in the op's realization that he didn't thoroughly read the fine print. my tact remains, "you can't have it both ways".
e-RICHIE
chester, ct


-- hersefan@comcast.net wrote:


This is too much........

When I outed Brian Todd's latest ebay name was that too much? The guy was a scammer who created a fake newsgroup and duped Jane Heine, myself, and Dale Brown into believing it was legit! (and then Jan figured out the truth).

The fact that I'm having discussion at all is mind numbing.

For now, I'm signing off. I just can't get sucked into this time sink...

Mike Kone in Boulder CO


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\r?\n> you can't have it both ways; how dare you trash talk

\r?\n> the so-called "evil no-goodnick" when he's not here

\r?\n> to give his side of the story. not cool.

\r?\n> e-RICHIE

\r?\n> chester, ct

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\r?\n>

\r?\n>

\r?\n> -- hersefan@comcast.net wrote:

\r?\n> I think Joe, the torch wielding magician, has it by gosh...

\r?\n>

\r?\n> I like hearing about cool bikes on ebay, and a post about a really evil

\r?\n> no-goodnick is helpful, but a critique of the shipping fees ad nauseum is too

\r?\n> much bandwidth (as is my reply I suspect, unless it leads to savings in the

\r?\n> future)

\r?\n>

\r?\n> Mike "hopeful" Kone in Boulder CO

\r?\n>

\r?\n>

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\r?\n> > --- "richardsachs@juno.com"

\r?\n> > wrote:

\r?\n> >

\r?\n> > >

\r?\n> > > hersefan@comcast.net wrote:

\r?\n> > > "I can't take this much longer... but shouldn't

\r?\n> > > we be

\r?\n> > > re-named the ebay rendezvous list where we spend all

\r?\n> > > our

\r?\n> > > time discussing pet peaves..."

\r?\n> > >

\r?\n> > >

\r?\n> > > i propose that discussing ebay practices and the

\r?\n> > > critiquing of ebay listings and their veracity be

\r?\n> > > off limits. i usually get no support on this one,

\r?\n> > > but i hate to think of mike in agony. c'mon, let's

\r?\n> > > give ebay a rest.

\r?\n> > > e-RICHIE

\r?\n> > > chester, ct

\r?\n> >

\r?\n> > It's the "shipping" thing hersefan is bonking on,

\r?\n> > isn't it? As for "critiquing of ebay listings and

\r?\n> > their veracity," when a listee posts, "There's a '62

\r?\n> > whatever on ebay, what do you all think?," wouldn't

\r?\n> > that question be part of the reason for the existence

\r?\n> > of CR, discussion of vintage bikes? Richard, are you

\r?\n> > proposing to shun from helping a CR listee ebay-buyer

\r?\n> > of a vintage bicycle?

\r?\n> >

\r?\n> > Just wondering if I misconstrued your words above,

\r?\n> > Joe Starck,

\r?\n> > masidon, wi

\r?\n> >

\r?\n> >

\r?\n> >

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