I did think the List should see your email so they know what that basline is.
See below if the syestem allows the attaachment. we should all insist sellers
follow garys lead OR let them eat the parts. I know- you see a part you need
or is better than yours and that feeling of I HAVE TO HAVE starts to sneak
thru your syestem and now How do I get the wife to understand why I need that
part when i promised I had everthong I need- That just never happens IF you
own a Tiger- well not to me anyway.TtT
--- On Sun, 5/10/09, Gary <maliburevue@yahoo.com> wrote:
> From: Gary <maliburevue@yahoo.com>
> Subject: Re: [Tigers] Shipping and Handling
> To: "Tony Somebody" <achd73@yahoo.com>
> Date: Sunday, May 10, 2009, 3:26 PM
> Tony,
>
> Thanks for the compliment about being a fine example
> for "Never charging for packaging and
> handling". I guess I am lucky in that I can get most of
> my packing materials out of the dumpster at work. My company
> receives a lot of items that come in packages with
> excellent cardboard, sponge foam,
> styrofoam, bubblewrap, etc. I am adamant about
> making sure the items I sell arrive in unmolested condition,
> especially a rare, irreplaceable or restored part. I
> know how hard people work for their money and they deserve
> nothing less. Spending the time 'dumpster diving'
> and packing up items and the cost buying packing tape is
> just part of doing business in my opinion. Not charging is
> for that service is 'good business'. I've
> even sent refunds for reduced shipping when I got to the
> P.O. and they charged me less. Generally though, I pack
> items ahead of time, weigh them and calculate the exact
> shipping charge to place in the action. I
> want no surprises and neither do the buyers.
>
> Gary
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