Would be a great idea to attack them with Africanized killer
attorneys.
i
On 2008-07-26, Bob V <transition@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>
> "TM" <nobody@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
> news:23084615844fd2f1709ddf9e25367788@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> The Consumerist http://snipr.com/35f8l
>>
>> Pat won an auction for an RV on eBay last week [eBay
>> auction page http://snipr.com/2007Sandpiper
] . He bid a
>> little over $15,000 for a vehicle that was listed for sale
>> by the RV company for $29,999 on other sites. Pat was
>> worried that Nelson's RV might try to find a loophole to
>> cancel the auction since he'd scored such a great deal, so
>> he immediately sent his required $250 deposit to them and
>> asked for someone at Nelson's RV to contact him.
>> Eventually, after some run around, he got the following
>> email-with one of the ballsiest excuses we've ever seen:
>>
>> "We are devastated with our discovery this morning of a
>> swarm of Africanized killer bees in the 2007 Sandpiper
>> 325RG 5th wheel that you have a deposit on..."
>>
>> Continued: http://snipr.com/35f8l
>>
>
> Looks like Pat is going to get his bee infested trailer. He posted the
> following at 7:49 July 25th in the blog attached to the original link:
>
> I talked to James Nelson 45 minutes ago. He followed up with this
e-mail:
>
> Dear Mr. Lewis,
>
> As per our conversation this afternoon, I James L. Nelson II of Nelson
RV
> will transfer the 2007 Sandpiper 325RG 5th wheel to you in accordance
with
> your bid on EBay. As agreed, you may have your representative inspect
the
> vehicle before the transfer.
>
> Thank you for your patience,
> James L. Nelson II
> Nelson RV
>
>
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