Harry Krause wrote:
Skipper wrote:
wrote:
So, one more time... We became interested in two boats in the Seattle
area a while back. One was a 53 Skookum and the other was a 48
Northcoast, two completely different boats. Chuck had offered to
represent our interests for boats in this area. However, I felt an
obligation to the brokers we had previously made contact with and
continued negotiating with the Northcoast and Skookum brokers. The
admiral preferred the Northcoast and I preferred the Skookum.
Again...a couple questions, Chuckie. Did I *specifically* ask you to
check into the Northcoast by visiting the selling broker and boat (a few
hundred yards down the road from your location on Lake Union)? What did
you do about that request? Was that proper and ethical conduct for a
buyer's broker?
Chuck 250
pseudoSkipper 0
You lost, turdbrain.
It's a simple question and goes to the heart of this shysters business
and personal ethics. His answer to the question, or lack of one, should
illuminate the truth of the matter.
Oh yes, one more illuminating question for Chuckie. When you asked to be
our representative, did I give you approval? We can discuss what actions
you took with that approval. That in itself should shed some light on
the first paragraph above and your business conduct.
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Skipper