🚀 go-pugleaf

"Dawn Graves" <dgraves1@gmu.edu> wrote:
>
>That's odd, I've dealt with Stas many times in the past and he has gone out
>of his way to make sure everything worked fine.  I wouldn't discourage
>anyone from dealing with him, I think John might just be over-reacting to
>the situation.
>
>As a reader of this newsgroup, I think I speak for the majority when I say
>you should keep these personal matters between yourselves, not on these
>"public" forums.  If he really did rip you off, why not take him to
>"People's Court"
>and have your dispute settled there?
>


No! If somebody done somebody wrong I for one want to know about. I have 
been done wrong before and know what its like I would have told the 
world if I could. So yeh keep the bad news comming as well as the 
good.... .
>In article <5itdvn$2d1$1@hecate.umd.edu>, guthrie@cs.umd.edu (John G
>Guthrie) wrote:
>
>In article <stas-1204972004010001@a0103.chantilly.mns.net>, "Stas Pietrucha"
><stas@mnsinc.com> wrote:
>>* $100 Apple Stylewriter II printer
>>* $10 Video adapter to use VGA and SuperVGA monitors with your Mac
>>* $50 Apple Scanner
>>* $5 Windows-compatible Joystick
>>* $20 Apple TV/Video Card remote control
>>More details and more stuff for sale at:
>> http://www.mnsinc.com/stas/forsale.html
>
>This person knowingly sold me a hard drive with bad sectors even though I 
>specified my offer was contingent on the drive having NO BAD SECTORS.  He
>now 
>refuses to give me a full refund, saying that "I took my chances buying on
>the 
>internet".  He has only offered a partial refund, saying "take it or leave 
>it".  
>
>Beware of this character. 
>
>John Guthrie
>