On Thu, 19 Mar 1998, RBigger590 wrote:
quoted 4 lines I don't see what the problem is. If an interested buyer doesn't respond to> I don't see what the problem is. If an interested buyer doesn't respond to
> your e-mails, and you don't receive money from him after a reasonable
> period of time sell it to someone else. You don't have to ruin peoples
> names over this for no reason.
Exactly! What about a list of people that *say* they are sending
you $$ and it never appears? Or, it finally shows up *weeks*
later, and you may have sold a title or two to someone else
and you just accept their check/mo and enclose a refund with
their shipment and they are a little "bent" about it?
Recently, I have sold *alot* of vinyl. With the exception of
a couple of deals where the above scenario happened, everyone
got what they wanted or their $$ refunded (Nick, your $8 are
enroute.)
Heck, I have to share something here: There was this one guy
who was dicking around with asking me for cat #'s and song
titles, well, anyway, when he finally decided to buy such
titles, most were sold already. I got him confused with someone
else and wound up calling him (in CAN) on my dime! And then,
he got all pissy with me! No $$ was transacted or in transit
yet! I just told him to keep his $$ - I couldn't be bothered
with people like that!
I just have 100+ titles left. In my big Internet sale,
I generated over $6,000 worth of transactions and I'm sure
I have alot of satisfied net deals out there. Thanks to all
whom have purchased from me. I must admit, with soo many sales,
keeping track of "who bought what" can be quite a task.
Anthony
Ft. Lauderdale, FL