[WWI] "hostage" feedback

[Tom Mason]

Tracy,

I agrre with you completely.

T.O.M.
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "tracy hancock" <atlporkchop at yahoo.com>
To: <wwi at wwi-models.org>
Sent: Saturday, March 03, 2007 10:01 AM
Subject: Re: [WWI] "hostage" feedback


> Jeezus Scotterik, do you work for eBay?
> In all of these discussions you have gone out of your
> way to defend this seller's shady business practices.
> I can't think that if the shoe was on the other foot
> that you would feel shafted too.
> We've established that Mangus agreed to the $12 S&H
> but he is upset because he got $2 value. If the kit
> had been nicely boxed and had cost $4 or $5 to ship we
> probably wouldn't be having this discussion. Anyone
> who's bought stuff on eBay has been on the receiving
> end of this kind of transaction, but usually we are
> fine with it having received our cool, very much
> wanted item in a week or two. Screw me if you must,
> but don't make me feel screwed.
> What this seller did was *morally* wrong, end of story
> and that is cause enough for whatever type of feedback
> Mangus chooses to leave him.
> As for E, you're correct, it takes just as long to
> write a message to this list as it does to leave
> feedback, but if posting to this list is E's "better
> things to do with his time" then how can you argue.
> I don't mean to throw petrol on a fire, but I'm tired
> of this. In all of your efforts to be the devil's
> advocate on this matter I think you cannot see that we
> are all empathizing with a fellow list member who got
> a raw deal.
> cheers, tracy
>
>
>
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