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If you pay $300 for an item offering similar performance to items that cost
far
more money, common sense suggests that compromises were made somewhere
in
the design and/or manufacturing and marketing processes. To expect
the
same degree of customer service from Bazooka regarding a
non-performing
piece of bubble gum as from Epson regarding a $300 printer (or
potentially,
a $10,000 printer) is IMO, unrealistic.
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EXCELLENT LOGIC, JEFF !!
You too Arthur, in your response.
BTW, Arthur, I just got an IRS notice today in response to my
gumball trading last year on the market. RE your trade of Kraft Gum
for Butterscotch Candies, can they tax you for value added
gains? Serious about the IRS drop in the box today, their profiling
no doubt flagged me, somewhat more than a yawn-amount all the buys &
sells, but like you, bottomline I'm up for the Guinness Record of Losers over
all. Give me a break, with the unusual market as squirrelly as it's
been, to survive who can help but walk in & out the door more often
than thru the Safeway Grocery entrance? If not enough thrills in
losses, up to your A in Alligators (up to your C in Crocodiles for
you foreign traders), Doesn't this make your day?
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