Posted by W_B on August 12, 2013 at 10:31:49 from (155.188.247.17):
In Reply to: What was I thinking? posted by mkirsch on August 12, 2013 at 07:50:56:
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1. not crooked, not up to the buyer to fix a sellers problem. It's up to the owner to fix the problem before offering it for sale.
2. crooked if there is an agreement to sell at a price. Otherwise if I go on his property to look, fix it, then he changes his price, that's his (seller's) business, there was no agreement. Problem becomes that when you agree and it's still on the previous owners property, you'll be hard pressed to get away with the item without the authorities being there.
Personally I'd feel pretty stupid if it was just a simple fix that someone could fix in a few minutes but I'm honorable enough to let them take it home.
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