Posted by Jack a on March 13, 2008 at 04:18:00 from (129.176.151.6):
In Reply to: One more reson !! posted by TGIN on March 13, 2008 at 02:30:48:
That kind of thing was going on "in a way" with farm tractors back before the 1920's. Then came the Nebraska Test and that fixed the vast majority of rip offs. Who would be against the Nebraska Test law? That grinder you bought is even worse than the tractors way back then. Pure fraud. But certain people from a certain political party are against any kind of law that would prevent such fraud. You and I both know that glueing the prong was just plain fraud but others would say you're on your own and they wouldn't call it fraud. Instead they would blame you. It's your fault. You should have known better. How do you like that?
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