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Posted by Pops1532 on January 02, 2013 at 22:01:06 from (98.227.131.18):

In Reply to: Here is a post from earlier. Are the posters actions moral? posted by LA in WI on January 02, 2013 at 20:05:13:


MSD said: (quoted from post at 05:41:38 01/03/13) I took some items to a neighbors sale one time to help him have more stuff. I accidentally got my sons shutters for his H JD in with the rest of the stuff I took over. When my son found out what happened he was quite upset, he was only in the 7th grade yet at that time. I found out who the buyer was after the sale and went to his place hoping to be able to get them back. I explained what happened but he didn't much care. I had to give him more for the shutters than he paid for the whole pile he bought that they were in. What do you do? It was his but he could have seen what happened and been a little more accommodating I thought..


That's a tough situation. He probably bought them for resale so I understand his viewpoint. Lots of folks make some or all of their living buying and selling. If he gave them to you or even sold them for what he paid it could be taking food off his table. Just be thankful he didn't buy them to use. If I were in his shoes, knowing the parts had been a kid's, I would have made sure we came to an agreement we could all live with.

This post was edited by Pops1532 at 22:01:42 01/02/13.



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