Considering how difficult it is to communicate with this man, I find it hard to believe that he would supply any parts or services to an Imperial owner without receiving partial or full payment up front. It seems even stranger that he would wait so long to attempt collection on anything where the parts were already delivered. There must be some crucial details left out of this story. Was there some kind of "promisory note" signed? This would be very unusual. Since he is the "only game in town" with respect to certain parts and services, I think that we need to give him the benefit of the doubt, and attempt to be supportive. I become impatient when I want things quickly that may take a long time to get. With certain enterpenural types, I have found that voicing this feeling is like cutting off my nose to spite my own face, resulting in a total break down, and possibly failure to aquire what I need. Some folks simply refuse to participate in the rat race, and I am one to say rightly so. Sometimes we all need to stop and slow down a bit. When it comes to specialized repair or niche industry, I have learned that patience is the key to success. Being on a critical time schedule usually means that I have to learn new skills and do ALL of it myself. Paul W. In an email dated Tue, 29 11 2005 6:07:07 pm GMT, "Bill Watson" <wwatson5@xxxxxxxxx> writes: > >What I would like to know is how Gary Goers tracked down this person's >executor three years after this person had died. ? First of all, must have >been a very wealthy person if his will had not been settled within three >years. ? The job of the excecutor comes to an end once the will has cleared >probate. ?Secondly, most small firms want their money up front before >shipping, and even COD items must be paid for before the recipient can take >delivery of the item(s). > >Also, I find it unsual that Mr. Goers would suddenly appear on someone's >doorstep SIX YEARS after the debt was supposedly incurred and there not >having been some sort of presentation of debt owing, even something as >simple as a statement, during that six year period. ? There is also the >matter of statute of limitations. ?Debts are not outstanding for an infinite >period of time. ?Ask any bill collector. > >No financial institution will consider any outstanding invoices over 90 days >as collectable, never mind six years. ?Their basic reaction to any invoice >over 90 days due is either send it to a collection agency or write it off. >It you listed an invoice that old on a list of receivables against a line of >credit, the financial institution issuing the line would refuse it. ? And no >accountant would carry an item that like for over one year, much less six. > >And what this man did for a living before he died, whether he was repected, >famous, well-known, honourable, or not, has no bearing whatsoever on the >matter. > >As for "will your executor have the last 6 years of your transactions after >you die????", ?should that not be "three years of transactions"? ? Although >the debt was supposedly incurred three years before he died, which was six >years prior to the presentation of the debt to the executor, ?a person >cannot conduct transactions after he/she dies. ?Therefore, in this instance, >it cannot be more than three years of transactions. > >Sorry, but this story just does not ring true. > >Bill >Vancouver, BC > > >----- Original Message ----- >From: lanikai146@xxxxxxxxx >To: mailing-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx >Sent: Monday, November 28, 2005 10:09 PM >Subject: Re: IML: Gary Goers, the real story! > > >I do not like dealing with Gary and do not recommend him to anyone.... >Several years ago a dear friend ordered many parts from him which he >received and paid for through a check... >My friend died...he was a well respected man in motion pictures and Tv...he >was 49... >he NEVER ever stiffed anyone on anything in life... >3 years after he passed an Imperial person came to the executor of the will >with a bill from Gary of several hundred dollars detailing all the parts he >ordered and received but never paid for them...he wanted the money NOW from >the executor and was quite demanding...well...they were told they would have >to wait on the money as they were not going to just write a check on his say >so... >It took 2 employees 3 days to go through every single check he ever wrote >for that time period.... >Low and behold was the check written on for the parts....named the >parts....and Gary signed it on the back and cashed the check and got his >money for the parts.... >Now to go after a well respected dead man is the Lowest in my book....he >thought a check would not be found 3 years after the guy was dead...never >mind it was 3 years before that...to try to collect on something after 6 >years and never before that is downright disgusting....if he thought the >bill wasn't paid why did he wait 3 years after he died to ask for the >money...6 years total... >This guy has to be the lowest scum on earth and someone I would NEVER >recommend or deal with or he will come after your relatives after you are >cold...and buried....yes, 6 years later for them to deal with that grief he >inflicts on YOU the survivor.... >let me ask you people this...will your executor have the last 6 years of >your transactions after you die???? > Well, If you people deal with crooks as Gary you better.... >Anne > > > > > >----------------- ?http://www.imperialclub.com ?----------------- >This message was sent to you by the Imperial Mailing List. 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