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Posted by Roger on November 03, 2003 at 13:30:52 from (63.234.222.72):
The discussion about Misrepresented Tractors has
struck a nerve with me. I am not pointing fingers
at anyone, just a general question. How do these
guys continue to sell tractors ??? I know people
that have cheated tractor buyers from coast to
coast. Yet they can always sell a tractor. Do
people not care, or know any better. A guy in my
area has never been honest on a sale yet, but he
sure moves a lot of tractors. A neighbor of mine
has bought 3 tractors from him and complained
every time. I think he deserves to be taken
advantage of. I don't know of anyone that ever had
dealings with him and was happy when it was over.
I keep thinking people will wise up and not buy
from him and he will have to quit dealing in old
tractors. I guess as long as people buy from
dishonest people they will stay in business.
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