16-06-2007, 15:00
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Re: F.S Dell laptop
treacletart I was merely responding to your post about me.
If I see something advertised on here and it doesn't give many details, if I was interested in buying one I would ask some specific questions to see if it was what I was looking for. If I then got a sarcastic comment instead of a sensible reply I wouldn't be too impressed.
My original post was merely pointing out to you that Ian and Sam had asked a couple of reasonable questions about the processor (there is a lot of difference in processors so knowing which one the laptop has makes sense) and the model number (so that other information about it can be checked up on the internet in order to ascertain whether that model will fulfil the purpose in doing what the prospective purchaser wishes to do with it) which you chose to answer with sarcasm. What was your problem there? Why couldn't you just have posted the details requested instead of the flippant reply? Then you seemed at a loss to understand why one enquirer was miffed at your attitude towards him. I merely tried to illustrate to you why he had cause to be miffed. He had after all even tried to point you in the direction of someone who'd been on here specifically looking for a laptop, but then you can't help some folk can you?
A few days ago we delivered an item on behalf of an AccyWebber. The logical question we asked related to the size and weight of the item so that we would know if it would fit in the back of the car or if we'd need to put it in the trailer. Logical questions for the particular circumstances. People do not normally object to answering logical questions. If we'd been given a childish reply like "yes it has a size and weighs something" we'd probably have turned round and said "Go and get it yourself.!"
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