B:re:Seller took offense

[AJ DeMarzo]

John;
The actions of neither party are strange or unusual, so just forget about it!  You made a slip up in email, and that's become acceptable.  The seller may have taken offence at some statements, but that is also to be expected.  If you want the airplane, go after it.  Unless the owner is a professional salesman, he doesn't know to disregard your email to a friend and push his wares.  Probably thinking you don't want it so doesn't want to spend any time with tire kickers.  If you miss it, you miss it, you can always spend your money elsewhere.  Personally speaking, those that say the price is too high have neither bought nor sold one lately.  Debs aren't around for $65K.


 
On 10/01/2007 8:40:32 AM, info at genesishobby.com wrote:
> The concensus, jibing with my gut feeling, is I did nothing wrong.  Yet I
> 
> needed a reality check to make sure because of how abrupt his response was.
> 
> I nonetheless apologized for good measure and surprisingly, I
> haven't heard
> back from the seller - so much for that.  Frankly, I'm not
> losing sleep over
> it.  As the saying goes, there are other fish in the sea.
> 
> Please keep me in mind of you hear for something.
> 
> John Beech (looking for the right Bonanza)
> 1956 Cessna 172
> KSFB - Sanford, FL