On Sun, November 15, 2009 5:17 pm, clozzzer wrote:
>
> Dave and those like him:
Include me in the "those like him" group for starters.
> Fraud is a very strong word. Defamation is another strong word. The Internet
gives
> people a great sense of anonymity, but in fact it is the exact opposite as we
are in a
> very public place. This a warning shot to stop. Again a warning shot. If you
> continue to defame my character, for the entire world see, I will have to take
> aggressive action. I am not trying to cause you any problems. I suspect you
> unintentionally
> attempted to defame me, and urge you to stop at once.
You need to pull your head out of your ass immediately and adjust to the reality
of this.
1) You have posted an advertisement for an ultralight airplane calling it something
it
clearly is not. This means you don't know what you're selling. No aircraft owner
or
even dealer would be selling something that he can't even provide the name.
2) You are not the registered owner and a search of public records for the aircraft
pictured reveals there is a problem with the registration.
3) You have offered no ordinary knowledge of the status of this aircraft such as
builder's logs, airworthiness status, or even registration status. There is nothing
indicated you have the authority to legally sell this airplane.
4) This all looks like a typical eBay or Craig's list fraud attempt. Given your
poor
seller's feedback on eBay, this would cast further doubts to any reasonable buyer
on
eBay, regardless of your defense. Incorrect and erroneous feedback is something
that
can be addressed and wasn't.
5) Your reaction is typical of eBay and Craig's List scams.
> As far as feedback, this person never paid for a cell phone that he wanted me
to ship
> to him. Thus, I did not ship, and now have the negative feedback to prove it.
My ad
> clearly said PayPal only, and he wanted me to ship via COD.
Foo. I've bought and sold many items on eBay and only one time was there ever any
problem and that was resolved and left on the record. When there is improper negative
feedback such as non-compliance with method of payment, there are clear procedures
in
eBay's terms of usage.
> Gentlemen, I came to this forum to explain myself. While most of you have embraced
me
> and offered advice, others like Dave, have taken a strange position. Dave could
have
> called me, but hides behind his computer. Dave, you have my phone #, so call
me if
> you have any further questions.
Be serious. You have explained nothing. Why are you selling an aircraft you neither
own nor can describe?
You have not offered any evidence of builder's logs, air worthiness, current problems
with registration or even the location of the aircraft.
Include me with the likes of Dave. This clearly appears to be an attempted fraud.
--
Paul Franz
425.440.9505 (O)
425.241.1618 (C)
One of the lessons of history is that nothing is often a good thing to do and always
a
clever thing to say.
-- Will Durant
