I am new to this group, but reading through the last two days messages, I understand you
have compiled a bad sellers list.
From your message below I also understand you have included someone without even
being sure if he is good or bad. You are asking the opinion of the group regarding his
items and that is after including him in the bad list. Do you realize what implication this
can have if he decides to sue.
My advise, if you are not sure or don't know about a subject, in this case antiquities, don't
you think it is best not to get yourself into a situation that might have undesired
consequences. Please be careful.
Daniel
--- In Ancientartifacts@yahoogroups.com, "Ernie Krumbein" <Passtoant@...> wrote:
>
> I received a phone call this evening from a man (who had to tell me four times that he
was an attorney) complaining about my inclusion on the "dealers to avoid" list of a seller
on eBay by the name of CATO90025. I still believe some of his listings of Egyptian articles
are very suspect.
> Will a few of you kindly take a look at his offerings and let me know what you think?
> Thank you very much.
> Ernie Krumbein
>
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