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by featheredtreasures on Sun Jan 13, 2008 1:58 pm
Thanks everyone. Im normally the type of person that even though my agreement says non refundable if I sell the bird right away to someone else I refund the deposit. The fact that this man "played" me forever and then had the nerve to try and report me to paypal and yes gave me a lot of extra work etc...makes me feel like Im not going to give it back to him. Sometimes we have to say enough is enough
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by Featherkeeper on Sun Jan 13, 2008 3:12 pm
...what you're saying.
I would like to think that most people who are reputable breeders would make exceptions when it is appropriate.
Even though most of us have our own "refund policy," I'm sure we have all made exceptions to the rule.
It's very difficult when you are dealing with someone who jerks you around and makes lots of extra work for you, especially when you are trying to accommodate and please the person.
Only you can decide what's best for your own situation and your business ethic.
I'm sure whatever you decide, will be the best for this particular case.
I would like to think that most people who are reputable breeders would make exceptions when it is appropriate.
Even though most of us have our own "refund policy," I'm sure we have all made exceptions to the rule.
It's very difficult when you are dealing with someone who jerks you around and makes lots of extra work for you, especially when you are trying to accommodate and please the person.
Only you can decide what's best for your own situation and your business ethic.
I'm sure whatever you decide, will be the best for this particular case.
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