posted on January 9, 2004 08:25:27 PM new
kraft, maybe you can write them a poem for appeasement:
Oh thread, oh, thread is not twine' nor should this concern really be mine. Take your persnickey self a walk on the wild side - and please visit a five and dime. oh thread, ohhh thread, dear buyer of mine this, tis not an explanation but all i can opinine.
posted on January 9, 2004 08:28:56 PM new
Send her a spool of thread. Oh, and make sure you enclose a needle tucked into the spool. Maybe she'll get the point. I'm bad.
posted on January 9, 2004 08:36:38 PM new
Some of these people are so pissy petty,,I got a feed back,,,,,three,,,,months later,,,,Positive,,,,,,,Item wore out fast,,,,,NO Shcitt,,,,,it was a consumable item,,,,OH Brother!!!!!! Where!!!! do they come from?
MY Powersellers logo.
Annnnnnd,,,,,,The beat goes on...yeah the beat goes on,,,,,
posted on January 10, 2004 06:06:17 AM new4. Dear Buyer
What big eyes you have!
ROFLMAO!
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"I have neither the time nor the inclination to explain myself to the people who sleep under the very blanket of freedom I provide, and then question the manner in which I provide it. I'd rather you just said 'thank you' and went on your way." - A Few Good Men
[ edited by wgm on Jan 10, 2004 06:06 AM ]
posted on January 10, 2004 09:57:53 AM new
OK, just to play Devil's Advocate: how did you describe the item? Was it supposed to be in perfect condition? If so, then the 1.5 inch gap in the hemming would be something to complain about.
When I sell something, I examine it closely and describe any flaw I find. Buyers appreciate that sort of thing. A 1.5 inch gap in the hemming would have been something to mention.
I've seen posters here rant about buying something that arrived with a scratch or other flaw the seller never mentioned--they found much commiseration here and the person they bought from were hanged, 'figurately, in effigy... Censorship, like charity, should begin at home; but unlike charity, it should end there --Clare Booth Luce
posted on January 10, 2004 10:04:23 AM new
I wondered about the description too. There are a few words that I very rarely use in an auction. Words such as flawless, perfect and mint just build up bidder's expectations.
posted on January 10, 2004 10:26:30 AM new"Dear Buyer, Thanks for the laugh...."
ROTFLMHO cherishedclutter!!!!!
P.S. It was a chenille bedspread. I told her to send it back and how sorry I was for the oversight. I would've given her a credit of some kind, but she only paid $12.00 for it. I'm tempted to buy something from her and do the same, but she only sells junk.
posted on January 10, 2004 01:26:43 PM new
LOL kraft, a chenille bedspread???? man, she musta gone over that hem with a fine tooth comb!!!! for 1 1/2 inch of missing thread!!
YES people must be getting too fussy!!
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hey I still can't get over the missing thread on a BEDSPREAD kraft!! I mean is that anal or what? LOL I think I would be going nuts if buyer got that bad! I would be tempted to use the 'Dear Buyer' answers that cherisedclutter gave!!
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Oh, and make sure you enclose a needle tucked into the spool. Maybe she'll get the point. I'm bad.