Richard J Kinch wrote:

Harold & Susan Vordos writes:

It's not wise to mess with a guy that has nothing
better to do with his time than to make you sorry for screwing with him!

Drop it and get on with your life. There is no economic reason for you to
pursue this. Old money vs new.

And all this over ART GLASS? Puh-leeze. Your extravagant and non-
productive hobby does not deserve anyone's attention or sympathy. The AG,
the courts, even the despicable BBB, have better quarrels to attend to.
Indeed, this kind of game is what makes these hobbies what they are, full
of intrigue and double-dealing, yielding rich possibilities of that big
killer trade someday. Admit it, you got taken in this scheme because you
were after a profit on something with no utility other than selling it to
the next bigger sucker.

Reminds me of those people who whine and complain about getting a bad deal
on a cruise. No sympathy from me for money spent (or stolen) on such self-
indulgence.

You didn't lose money, you lost a crummy piece of glass.

You don't get it, Richard J Kinch. This is not about extravagance. Nor is it
about self-indulgence,
nor non-productive hobby. This is about stealing, dishonesty, cheating, and
lying. All things
which are, in some form, criminal acts. Have you raised any children? If so, is
that the type
of attitude you instilled in them? The justice system is generally bad enough,
just giving a
slap on the wrist. You don't seem to think *any* attempt at punishment should
be made.
Suppose someone doctored a machine that YOU purchased. What then? Live and
learn?
Oh, but you're likely much, much too smart and canny to get the wool pulled
over your eyes.
Someday, no matter how sharp, no matter how careful you think you are, someone
will be
a little more sly than thee.

No sympathy from me.


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