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Re: Re: Selling cels ethical question (Sun Oct 24 20:53:02 1999
) Yann Stettler http://www.animanga.com stettler@animanga.com |
> to be, but answer me this; is the truth insulting? No. As long it's the true. I am just saying that when you say that "dealers withold information", it's not the true. > Is asking to know more about what I am buying negative? Did anybody spoke about not answering a customer question ? In that case, I perfectly agree with you. But we are not speaking about that. We are speaking about what kind of information have to be provided on a site, It seems that the large majority of dealers don't feel that always stating if a cel is or isn't stuck is needed. You are implying that this is dishonest toward customer, which myself and most other dealers don't agree. > Don't I have a right to know the condition of a cel or any > other item before I pay good money for it? Go ahead, ask all you want, I am persuaded that nearly all dealers will answer you at the best they can and won't "withold" information to you ! Now, once again, I have to ask you to put your name if you want to continue, as a dealer, to imply negative things about other dealers. Reading past messages from you, it seems that you are very quick at finding fault in others. Even if most of the time I have to agree with you, I still don't think that a dealer should do that without saying who he/she is: It's a little bit too easy... Don't be surprised if you get such answers from people like me : all I see is someone who pretend to be a dealer, who criticizes other dealers saying that he/she is much better and who doesn't put his/her neck on the line so that we may verify his/her claims. Even if I may agree to (some of) your criticizes and opinion, I can't agree with the method. |
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