These are generally the sort of replies I expected, and I thank you all for them. My *main *concern is not getting into trouble with the law, and by stating in my evaluation that it's my OPINION, it looks like I can avoid it. If I were a busy tuner, I probably would stay out of this. But since I just moved and am only doing one tuning/week, I welcome this opportunity. Even if it does turn into a bigger issue than I hope it to, with 1 tuning a week I can probably find time to deal with it and learn something besides. My plan then is to call the gentleman back, and to stess that if I go out there, that I am going, not to represent him or his case, but merely to give a piano evaluation. If I find nothing particularly wrong with the piano, then he wastes a hundred bucks. -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://ptg.org/pipermail/pianotech.php/attachments/20100715/fd56a3a5/attachment.htm>
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