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Thread: Be very careful.....
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14th November 2011, 07:55 PM #46
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If you were as familiar with the Trade Practices act as you would have us believe, you would recognise the fact that the supplier can be affected by extenuating circumstances. Should he be able to proove same, he would not be in breech. Look up frustrated contract.
In future, kindly quote accurately. I did not ask why you needed the item . I asked what was the urgency.
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14th November 2011, 08:27 PM #47
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14th November 2011, 08:29 PM #48
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14th November 2011, 08:32 PM #49
Let it go boys.
This topic has had a fairly lengthy airing and needs to be put to bed.
Let's all move on.
As has been oft repeated
Life's too short....
Cheers to all
SG
PS Looks like John and I had the same idea about the same timeLast edited by Scribbly Gum; 14th November 2011 at 08:44 PM. Reason: Addendum PS
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14th November 2011, 09:56 PM #50
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I actually did quote you accurately. 100% accurately. However in my response I made an error and left out the word "urgently." But it does not change the intent of the answer. It is not relevant.
As far as the supplier proving extenuating circumstances, as you say, it would be up to the supplier to provide the burden of proof. I would like to see them do that given the negative and neutral comments on eBay.
Quick response. In my original post I gave the reasons why I purchased from this vendor. The main reason was not because it was cheap.
Also, businesses should not make definitive or absolute commitments if they can't meet them. As far as missing deadlines, ST have many negative comments on eBay about delivery times.
In response to the requests to let this one go, this is my last post in this thread.
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15th November 2011, 08:13 AM #51
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I think this is done and dusted and is going in circles.
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