Posted by JD Seller on January 02, 2013 at 20:05:13 from (208.126.196.144):
I say this in a response to another post a few pages back. There is a right way to do business and a wrong way. I feel this was wrong. So what do you guys think???
Here is the part of the post I disagree with:
"A few years ago I was at a farm auction and they sold the contents to a building and the buyer could take or leave anything in the building.I was the top bidder and had seen the mounting brackets to a loader that was to be sold later at the auction in the building so I went and loaded up the brackets and other stuff and then even went and paid for them.When the loader came up it was sold no mention of the brackets but the loader buyer asked the owner and the auctioneer about the brackets after the sale the owner said they were in the building,I was standing there and said They WERE in the building but I bought them earlier we had quite a discussion but since they were on my truck and I had a receipt it wasn't much they could do but cry about it.Finally the owner and the loader buyer bought the brackets from me.Like I told them it pays to pay attention at auctions"
I also have gotten things out for a sale where the person has lived at that place for many years. It is really a lot of work. Also if you are not familiar with everything the person had you do not know what is where and maybe what goes with what. So I guess some think it is correct to do whatever to make a little money.
If I had been the buyer of the loader and some guy tried to pull a stunt like this on me I would not have given him a single DIME for the brackets. HE could have taken them home and ate them for all I cared. I would have junked the loader before I would have rewarded his behavior.
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