Why, of course every individual must prove their sterling...ness before taking their place among the other honored listees in the yellow pages. Seriously... A few phone calls to friends with pianos, piano teachers, or the local university should produce a short list of low risk prospects. Even choosing the name that contains the hole made by your dart will decrease the odds of making a regrettable purchase. Dave Bunch ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ron Nossaman" <RNossaman@KSCABLE.com> To: <pianotech@ptg.org> Sent: Wednesday, October 10, 2001 9:29 PM Subject: Re: Piano Fiasco > >You know.....I would never come right out and say this to a customer in this > >situation since they are sure to be kicking themselves as it is, but.... why > >would anyone pay this kind of money for a used anything, without having it > >checked out by an impartial professional? > > I presume that would be one of the ubiquitous qualified and competent > impartial professionals? And how would a prospective buyer choose such a > sterling individual from among the large shiny yellow page ads, or from the > random (and all different) recommendations from the individuals on their > social and political "A" list? It's really easy to write this sort of thing > off to the rash and impulsive whim of an ignorant victim who didn't have > enough sense to acquire or hire before the fact, the education necessary to > avoid biting the big one, but where do these pre-doomed individuals go to > get the information they need to make a marginally intelligent and informed > decision? > > > Ron N
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