There's a Harry Potter movie?
Philip
On Aug 4, 6:25 pm, Geoff wrote:
> Grant,
>
> Just a few comments-
>
> 1) Words can't adequately express just what an amazingly kind and decent
> thing it is that you're doing here.
>
> 2) I hope that everything works out well for both the seller and the w
On Thursday, August 4, 2011 9:25:33 PM UTC-4, Geoff wrote:
>
> Grant,
> 3) One very tiny point taken for your Harry Potter movie spoiler. LOL
> Kudos to you, Grant!
>
Does that mean that Rivendell is now the 5th house at Hogwarts?
Can Rivendell be given points back, then?
(Is it bad that I'
This is a great story. Given the nature of the situation, someone giving up
their bike over financial difficulty, I would not be disapointed if she was
kept anonymous. I am sure i dont even have to say it but it may be pretty
embarrasing to her. It is a touching story of generousity and I hope y
Grant,
Just a few comments-
1) Words can't adequately express just what an amazingly kind and decent
thing it is that you're doing here.
2) I hope that everything works out well for both the seller and the woman
who gave her Betty to compensate the man for his work when she couldn't pay.
3)
Grant, First of all, this is incredibly kind and generous of you. i just
wanted to address the last comment about your call to the 'WDC police". If
by that you mean the Washington DC police, I believe that the ad was placed
in Virginia. I can't find the original CL post, but it was one of the
Y'all are clearly nicer than me. I can live with that.
Joe "you kids get off my lawn" Bernard
Fairfield, CA.
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On Aug 4, 1:30 pm, Montclair BobbyB wrote:
> Grant, you're kindness is unconditional, and THAT alone is inspiring.
>
> Still there are a few unsettling questions in my mind about this
> story... The seller's asking price ($2000) vs selling price
> ($600)...don't know what conversation took place
On Thu, Aug 4, 2011 at 2:43 PM, Anne Paulson wrote:
> On Thu, Aug 4, 2011 at 11:30 AM, Montclair BobbyB
> wrote:
>> Grant, you're kindness is unconditional, and THAT alone is inspiring.
>>
>> Still there are a few unsettling questions in my mind about this
>> story... The seller's asking price ($
On Thu, Aug 4, 2011 at 11:30 AM, Montclair BobbyB
wrote:
> Grant, you're kindness is unconditional, and THAT alone is inspiring.
>
> Still there are a few unsettling questions in my mind about this
> story... The seller's asking price ($2000) vs selling price
> ($600)...don't know what conversatio
Grant, you're kindness is unconditional, and THAT alone is inspiring.
Still there are a few unsettling questions in my mind about this
story... The seller's asking price ($2000) vs selling price
($600)...don't know what conversation took place with the re-buyer,
but that's a pretty big spread.
Th
I have a NIB Krups 5220, do you think Riv would take it in lieu of
payment for a 54 Hunqapillar frame? I like the new blue ones!
On Aug 4, 8:23 am, Lee Chae wrote:
> to run. It would be similar to me buying a custom from Riv and then
> asking them to take my espresso machine as part of the paym
I realize my response is cynical, but his approach to selling the bike
irritates me. When you combine "crying girl" with "dishonest ad", you're left
with "pissed off Joe". Y'all are welcome to the better attitudes you're
sporting, but I'm in a mood over this debt ceiling madness, so I'm keeping
Hi Joe. I understand your sentiment as my first response was something
similar. But then I remembered that I have quite a few friends in the
trades. I'm sure they would much rather be payed for the craftsmanship
they provided, rather than having to take something in barter and
spending their own wo
It's hard to not put pieces of d'puzzl together when the edges are so
barely jogged---the "antique" thing, the comment that he got it from a
relative, the dimensions given, the sizing 'instructions'.there
wasn't a syllable in the CL ad that didn't raise suspicion. It is
Great to be surprised in
+1. This makes my day, Grant (and, especially, Re-buyer -- you're a hero,
too).
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This story would be a lot happier without "construction guy takes crying girl's
bike". How 'bout giving Crying Girl a payment plan, arsehole..
Joe "I'll
I never cease to be impressed what an upstanding company Riv is and what a
fine group this is.
Who knew Riv's came with a whole host of "guardian angels"?
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This story would be a lot happier without "construction guy takes crying
girl's bike". How 'bout giving Crying Girl a payment plan, arsehole..
Joe "I'll take it, then BS people on Craigslist" Bernard
Fairfield, CA.
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This is why I buy from Rivendell.
Your good folks!
I appreciate all of your efforts.
On Aug 3, 7:45 pm, grant wrote:
> The craigslist "antique" one.here's the latest, kind of
> interesting-
>
> One of our customers contacted the guy, had planned to buy the bike
> for as little as possible
Hopefully it wasn't shady, just a bit unfortunate luck for some gal; who
might just be lucky and see a friend return... that'd be cool!
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