[MR] Pennsic Merchant - BUYER BEWARE!!!!
Logan
logan at ebonwoulfe.com
Tue Sep 6 19:30:41 PDT 2005
i guess i am more prone to closely examine what people say not how they say
it. my guy feeling is that it is a simple error. if it turns out to be i
am sure the poster will make that clear. i understand the issue some might
have with the wording used but i also can understand the shock of getting
hit with an unexpected charge of that magnitude, even if it was s simple
mistake of a mislaid decimal point.
good to hear from you and i hope you are well and continuing to be the
inspiration that i found you to be.
best regards
logan
www.ebonwoulfe.com
Never explain - your friends do not need it and your enemies will not
believe you anyway.
-----Original Message-----
From: atlantia-bounces at atlantia.sca.org
[mailto:atlantia-bounces at atlantia.sca.org] On Behalf Of Tatsushu .
Sent: Tuesday, September 06, 2005 10:17 PM
To: atlantia at atlantia.sca.org
Subject: Re: [MR] Pennsic Merchant - BUYER BEWARE!!!!
> hmmm.... i caught the part about " I sincerely hope this was a fluke,
>but you can never tell."
>
>i didnt see any slight towards the merchant. but thats just me and im
>sure someone will disagree.
She may have mentioned it was possibly a fluke, but the intent of the
message ('Buyer Beware') implies that there is something possibly fishy with
this particular merchant.
If it were a case of 'I contacted the merchant, and didn't get satisfaction,
so I am filing a claim with my credit card company', that is one thing.
Even if it is just a matter of filing a claim with the credit card company,
that is no reason to bring the issue immediately to public attention--or at
least not to name the merchant by name. A message can be sent out that says
'I just noticed that a merchant at Pennsic overcharged my credit card
$2300.00--you may want to make sure to check your statements, as well.'
This puts people on the alert (even people who may have bought from this
merchant), but doesn't bring them into it. Therefore, if it was simply an
error (for instance, a $23.00 book, perhaps, where the decimal did not get
properly entered into the machine?) then no unjust doubt is put upon the
merchant in a public forum.
Just my thoughts on what to do.
-Ii, returning to lurk mode.
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