Hello Hamish,



10 Aug 96, Hamish Moffatt writes to Rob Hilditch:



 >> It's not for you or I to decide if something is to expensive, buyers

 >> will vote with their cash by going elsewhere.



A statement made preposterous by it's obvious stupidity.



 HM> Then you think it's acceptable for dealers to exploit their customers?

 HM> Buyers will not vote with their cash if they do not know they are being

 HM> ripped off. Why should we let this continue?



Spot on Hamish.



 >> Please move the discussion from the echo it is off topic.

 >> Moderator  Aust_ads



Like hell it is.



 HM> Self-appointed at best.



I for one will NOT comply with any request for someone's feed to be cut for
simply bringing a ripoff to our attention. This of course refers only
polite and sensibly presented messages, and not to deliberate ad hominem.



*** I encourage ALL participants to do likewise. ***



Be it also noted that I will most determinedly lobby each of my very few
uplinks to support my stance should the need arise.



The new moderator appears to have lost the plot, and I suggest a serious
rethink of this ridiculous "rule".



The ability of participants to politely point out excessive prices is an
integral part of this echo's success, and a major part of it's value to all
those participants.



Regards,

Kevin.



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