RE: [DMCForum] Re: you won't believe this...

[Travis Goodwin <tgoodwin@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Listen, you're the one that brought all this shit up. I never heard about
the fantastic exploits of Mr. Sean Corbett and his Ebay Adventures until you
posted your 20 page diatribe in the group and published your pitiful,
self-loathing website. I soaked it up all like a sponge. I felt like I was
profiling a serial con artist.

Brokering small items is one thing, but brokering something like a 20 year
old car is a whole other ballgame. You thought you'd make a quick buck
marking up property that didn't actually belong to you. God forbid you spend
the time and investigate the ACTUAL condition of a 20 year old car.

Paint it however you like, but you're guilty in the Court of Opinion. Feel
free to post another dissertation on your community service to those who you
"unintentionally" screwed. Maybe we'll make a button that says "Sean Corbett
is really a swell guy and just got mixed up in some bad people and even
spent some of his profits to help the people he screwed."

Lie down with dogs, you wake up with fleas.


-----Original Message-----
From: thinkstainless [mailto:thinkstainless@xxxxxxxxxxxx] 
Sent: Wednesday, May 12, 2004 8:46 AM
To: DMCForum@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [DMCForum] Re: you won't believe this...

Oh someone who actually read my website. Since I never saw any of 
the car's I sold, and the conditions were misrepresented to me 
first, before I posted them on auction. I can get off with 
the "State of Mind, heresay rule" If you post a car on autotrader 
and you say its great shape and running, and I broker that car, and 
it turns out its not. I can rely on that ad saying, well my state of 
mind was this car was fine due to the ad, or my communication with 
its original owner. All this came to light and they saw that I 
wasn't intentially misrepping cars, but some of the original owners 
were. Just because i'm a nice guy, I have actually donated most of 
my profit towards future repairs for those who bought D's from me, 
but I guess you didn't hear about that either.




 
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