Re: TI-H: Jason Dyer
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Re: TI-H: Jason Dyer
Well excuse me! Several people were talking about it, and even though it
doesn't get my money back, it's definately worth it, and maybe he will think
twice about doing something like that. $24.50 is a good sum of money, but
what's worse is the month and a half he had my calc. What if the nation had
the same idea you do? They would say, "Oh, he just killed one person, we
have 258 million more, not a big deal, we shouldn't take the time to worry
about it", how do you think this country would be? It would be total
anarchy, and I'm not about to let someone jip me out of $24.50! That's like
handing him the money, I don't see why you let people get away with it, at
least file a report somewhere, or they will think they got away with it, and
go around doing it to everyone else!!!!!! So, maybe it IS worth your while
to give someone the punishment they deserve.
>Ya know, this is a list about TI-Hardware. That means people talking
>about building new interfaces for the calc to work with and stuff like
>that. It means a group of people who are capable of having rational
>thoughts and doing rational things. People who are responsible enough
>that if somebody agrees to do something and then doesn't, you just get
>over it. At a $5/hr job you can earn $20 back in a single afternoon. I
>sell link cables to people all the time, and I've been fortunate enough
>to have always dealed with honest people. I realize that somebody could
>rip me off by sending a bogus check, but at $15 I don't worry about it.
>I don't burn extra cash to heat the house, but I won't die because I
>lost $15 on something.
>
>Basically what this is coming to is a single point. I expected that
>people on a TI-Hardware list would be smart enough to realize that there
>isn't a point in mail-bombing somebody. It doesn't get your $20 back. It
>wastes your time, which you could have spent doing something productive
>(like earning another $20). Like inventing some new hardware for the TI.
>
>So knock it off. I know the majority of people on here are high school
>students, but that is certainly old enough to know how to act like a
>decent human being.
>
>
>--
>Greg Hill
>greg-hill@bigfoot.com
>www.comports.com/link
>
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