another opinion on "...is this honest"

[Roy Peters]

Willem,
I can ask around to see if anyone remembers the details.  There was a story
in the newpaper, maybe somebody saved the clipping.  I searched through back
issues of the Enquirer via their webpage(www.enquirer.com), but found
nothing.  They've only been online for a year, and this could have been
before that.  Also, the online version of the newpaper isn't the full paper.
At any rate, I think that this occurred roughly a year to a year and a half
ago.  Certainly sometime during 1996.  Like I said, this case involved the
Henderson Piano Co.  and the Conservatory at the University of Cincinnati.
Henderson now sells Yamahas, but it could have been Kawai's at the time,
since they switched lines with another dealer (Krefting)last year.   I
believe that the charges basically stemmed from advertisements which implied
that the instruments had been used at the university, when they were
actually new units which had been brought in.  I was in no way involved in
this case, so I have no first hand knowledge.   Sorry not to be of more
assistance.

Roy Peters
-----Original Message-----
From: Wimblees@aol.com <Wimblees@aol.com>
To: pianotech@ptg.org <pianotech@ptg.org>
Date: Saturday, November 15, 1997 3:09 PM
Subject: Re: another opinion on "...is this honest"


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>Roy:
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>Is there any way you can get the details of this case to me?
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>Willem Blees
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