Yes I have. It was such a blatant screw job, including his attitude while
talking to him on the phone, I get all worked up over it. Not only did I
get the incorrect part, he would not accept it when I brought it PERSONALLY
to Hershey. Then, I mailed it to the GA address, insured, and he said he
didn't get it. The post office THERE said he did, but no signature was
required. He got the part back plus my money!!! I got half the cost from
the post office, who was screwed by him, and he also screwed us taxpayers!!
Tony
----- Original Message -----
From: <SherwoodK@xxxxxxx>
To: <mailing-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Tuesday, March 26, 2002 3:33 PM
Subject: Re: IML: Mitchell and other E-Bay con men.
> Tony:
>
> Have you ever dealt with Frank? Why does he have so many positives on his
> Ebay ranking? The problem is very simple: People like to ride a band
wagon --
> without any reason. It's so easy to knock someone. It's so easy to ruin
> someone's reputation. It takes forever to sometimes to set the record
> straight.
>
> And, there are people on this list who say a good business must advertize
and
> use specific hobby publications. Why? If a man wants to run a business the
> way he wants then why shouldn't he. Just because a person uses Ebay as
his
> outlet is the vendors choice! Nothing more or less.
>
> If not for Frank, there would not be the parts we are enjoying today. I
have
> seen in person the things people have tried to claim Frank did wrong...
only
> problem is the info is second or third hand. Years ago, when I was
president
> of the WPC Club, we had a member in Germany who claimed he didn't receive
his
> order. After contacting Frank for information (shipping date and method of
> shipment) it was determined that it was lost. Frank just replaced the
parts
> without complaint.
>
> I'll say it again, Frank has more of what we need than anyone else and
gets
> more for his parts than anyone else... So what! Frank started with
nothing
> but an idea and 30 years later has an incredible business. A business we
all
> need. So, don't knock it, use it!
>
> Sherwood Kahlenberg
>
>
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