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Old 01-20-2009, 03:00 PM   #9
Chad Rhodes
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Default Re: Adventures in buying a Super Stocker

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Originally Posted by Bobby Zlatkin View Post
Chad,

References for what; Being the Div. 2 wrench of the year or for just being a "good guy"? What has that got to do with a business transaction?

It was Bill Grubbs that choose to walk away from the deal. So you must then think the other guy is Joe Schmo. Probably a lot of Div. 3 guys would disagree with that. You are only hearing one side of the story. I'm sure each guy will say the other was unreasonable.

Two things are negotable, price and terms. They agreed on price. It was the terms they couldn't agree upon. They should have had a clear understanding of that before Grubbs left Florida.

As for the $1,000 - $1,200 in expenses. That's called "the cost of doing business". You win some, you lose some and sometimes you get rained out.
I never assumed the other guy was Joe Schmo. I would think that enough people could vouch for Bill Grubbs the he would be able to take CASH money. I dunno, maybe he shoud have taken a gold brick. As for not agreeing to the terms, it sounds like terms were changed midstream several times by the seller.
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