Tommy wrote:3) FULL PAYMENT was received.
4) NO ITEM was sent, no explanation was given, no contact was made.
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What needs clarification, tommy?
3) McHaffie received full payment for the whistle just before he was about to ship. (considering his past, I would have done what some makers do, send first and pay later)Tyghress wrote:Tommy wrote:3) FULL PAYMENT was received.
4) NO ITEM was sent, no explanation was given, no contact was made.
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What needs clarification, tommy?
People weren't jumping to conclusions, IMO. A legitimate issue was raised and there was silence regarding it. If someone has form, however much that might have been due to bad luck, it would be irresponsible not to mention it. Then someone appears purporting to be such a close friend as to be virtually family but that person gives a character reference rather than information about the whistle and/or a phone number. Someone that close could and should have got in touch with John herself. Even still, most grumpy remarks of late have been from people who object to being told that they should just turn a blind eye.WhistlingGypsy wrote:Well done Jerry! It amazes me how many people are ready to jump to conclusions without knowing all the facts. Whistlemakers in particular seem to get bashed regularly on this forum. Amazing what one phone call can do.
Gerry
What really amazes me Gerry is how something like the McHaffies situation could have happened a few years back. I mean, not only he wasnt shipping his whistles, but it took months to find out that his whistles were ridiculously out of tune, and far from being ready for the market. That's what really outrageous to me. Now, that's the past. This time I want to make sure the same stuff isnt going to happen again.WhistlingGypsy wrote:Well done Jerry! It amazes me how many people are ready to jump to conclusions without knowing all the facts. Whistlemakers in particular seem to get bashed regularly on this forum. Amazing what one phone call can do.
Gerry
It's too bad that there are always people who want to jump on the pile after the play is over, to offer their "opinion" on the matter, who have absolultely nothing to do with what is going on, and for that matter, know nothing at all about the matter.E = Fb wrote:Bad people can make a good living on the good behaviour and trusting nature of good people. Without that, they'd have to make an honest living.
This cavy person suddly appears (3 posts) to defend McHaffy. Odd. I wonder if Cavy's first name if John.
And I love the way this guy is suffering from some mystery illness. Those who know what the diseas is are keeping mumm. It appears to keep him from conducting business in an ethical manner. Wonder what that disease is.
His doctor has used him for a guinea pig....can't get better script writers anywhere. I've heard it all.
The instrument business has several of these guys. U-Pipes are the worst.
I think that those who have uncovered the bull are being very patient and tactful. I like to call a spade a spade. The guy's a liar and a crook. And like all crooks, he justifies it.