At 04:24 PM 2/7/98 -0500, you wrote: >First view: If you got your asking price for piano and bench, why should >you care where the bench goes? Sort of, but not quite, like selling your >car to a used car lot, then getting upset because they resold it at a >profit. I understand that a sale and a consignment are two different >things, but you get the point. I that's how I feel superficially. But what if had replaced the hammers w/ s/f and he had an old set around and exchanged parts. I put money into the project to be delivered and out of avarice the dealer cheapens my efforts. So now he not only makes a handsome profit with my consignment but now has brand new parts for his disposal. Is that not breaking the spirit of the deal? True , it is only a bench, but that is 10% of what I made on the piano where he made more than double that and still has the bench to sell for greater financial gain. It just makes for bad business dealings. Jon Page Harwich Port, Cape Cod, Mass. (jpage@capecod.net) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~`~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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