BOBCARNUT@aol.com wrote:
> It's certainly the old story of BUYER BEWARE.....but if you don't know what to
> look for, you'r out of luck. Instead of it's being a big SECRET....general
> knowlege of the differances between aTiger and an Alpine would make it much
> more difficult for a person to pass of an "Alger" as aTiger!
> Didn't mean to rant and rave,.... just the way I feel.
> I really enjoy and appreciate the Tiger content of this list. Lets keep it up!
>
> Bob Lerch ( BOBCARNUT@aol.com)
>
Bob,
1) I undersatnd there is an East Coast effort underway now.
2) If you were buying a diamond ring from a source you do not absolutely have
confidence in, wouldn't you seek some professional advice. If you did, do you
think the advisor would teach you how to be an expert in everything to do with
jewelry appraisal and certification?
3) In the currency field, it is always a race between the counterfeiters and the
Treasury. Does the Treasury print a handbook on EVERYTHING they do?
I would try to locate some Tiger owner's, as well as a good mechanic, and get
there input, at the very least.
--
Steve Laifman < One first kiss, >
B9472289 < one first love, and >
< one first win, is all >
< you get in this life. >
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