Re: Help!!
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Re: Help!!
Steve Leonard wrote:
>
> TIer's
> I need your help. One of our comrades was looking to purchase a TI-92. I
> had a 92, being a poor engineering student, the 86 fits my requirements
> better.
> So in good faith I mailed my Ti-92, manual, and graph-link cable to this
> party, with promises of payment on delivery. I sent the calculator over 3
> weeks-ago, registered US mail. They signed for it, I have mail return card in
> my possession as proof that they received it.
> Here I sit, F**ked out of the $100+shipping that they promised to send. I
> have four e-mail from them saying the check is in the mail. 3-weeks and
> nothing!
> Since I'm a out $110 bucks (+shipping), the only satisfaction I can get it
> that knowing maybe you can flame the hell out of them for me.
> The guilty party's email is: Annie <chloewin@ultranet.com>
> Snail mail is: Andrew Stanley
> 31 Grove Street
> Hopkinton, M.A. 01741-1803
>
> I should have sent it COD, but I hoped honesty still prevailed, I was
> wrong, God help us all.
>
> regards,
>
> Steve Leonard
>
> University of Buffalo
First of all, let's make sure you've been swindled... Second, I'd be
glad to help you make this person's life a living hell if you actually
have been swindled. Consider the facts: they did give you the right
"snail mail" address, there are 436 users for calc ti, and a good bunch
of 'em are probably dying to think of creative ways to sock it to these
creeps. Let's give'm the benefit of the doubt for about 1-2 more
weeks. If you still receive nothing, then I'd say they'd be in for hell
every time they think about opening any envelope, box, or package.
Hell, they might even subscribe to a few HUNDRED magazines without
knowing it!
What do you think?
--
Jerome Hanson
jhanson@csci.csusb.edu
Blackster@juno.com
http://web.csusb.edu/public/csci/jhanson
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