Without a broker's license



Once again, DSK allows everyone to see his ignorance and Scotty is
along for the ride. If I show a boat for the brokerage I am covered by
the brokerage license, which is on the wall when you walk in the
office. No one there has their own license. Next try Coney's and see
how many of those salespeople have a license. Coney's has the license
and that's the only one that matters if you have a problem. Every boat
I have listed currently is on yachtworld and is under the brokerage
license.
So DSK gets it wrong for the 234th time. (Don't forget the J29 that you
said can't have a bulb on the keel, Doug. She gets hauled next week.)
Furthermore, after selling a Catalina 36 last week, the contract
clearly lists the gear included and we are OBLIGATED to make good on
that whether the boat is ours or not. Any broker who doesn't obey that
is pretty bad. Mistakes happen and sometimes we have to make good on
missing gear. That recently happened when a handheld VHF vanished from
a Irwin 37 we sold. I ran out and replaced it for the buyer.
Sea trial for the Catalina 36 is next Wednesday. I hope it's nice out!


Robert
35s5
NY