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Old 02-15-2005, 12:50 AM
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People NEED to own-up and take responsability for their OWN ACTIONS. PERIOD. POINT. BLANK!

Buy it right and leave room for mistakes!
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Old 02-15-2005, 12:58 AM
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Originally Posted by Edward R. Cozzi
Four days since the Bad Business thread about me started.
When will my answer appear?
Is this is the response time for this board?
That would suck, I would be If it took that long to be able to respond to some $hit like this.

Sorry to hear about this.
Shows how well all the members of this board are appreciated and looked out for. $hit
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Old 02-15-2005, 02:14 AM
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My question is. So this doesn't happen to me. Is there a stamping on the engine that says what it is? Not a tag or sticker that can be removed, but a stamping indicating a 415 from a 500 HP motor?

No.
And you can't just look at a merc serial # and know what it is. You have to look it up to find out. The riveted on Merc tags can be changed also, if someone was trying to conceal something. My 525SC was factory sealed and didn't have a tag on it. It had the block stamped with the serial# above the timing cover. I looked for the serial # on the engine at least half a dozen times and never found it until I disassembled the engine.


Unless the guy payed for a complete engine check, then he shouldn't be whining. Sounds like he got a sweet deal on the boat anyway.

What did he expect???? that someone just donated a 100% perfect boat???? rather than sell it. The prior owner probably donated it because it would've been a hard sell if he disclosed the engine or didn't want to get sued if he didn't disclose it.
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Old 02-15-2005, 05:50 AM
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5 days now, and your response is still not up on the bb sight.. Maybe someone should put up an OSO rant in that section...
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Old 02-15-2005, 08:58 AM
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Originally Posted by Too Old
Shouldn't Ed have had the opportunity to respond in the Bad Business forum?

I thought the whole idea was to keep this kind of post out of the general forum.
See why the Bad Business forum isn't all that. Even OSO doesn't look in there...
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Old 02-15-2005, 09:46 AM
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Unless the guy payed for a complete engine check, then he shouldn't be whining. Sounds like he got a sweet deal on the boat anyway. (quote from thread)


I routinely do compression and leak-down test for customers.
I still would never have found this condition without exceeding the scope of the survey.
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Old 02-15-2005, 12:01 PM
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Originally Posted by Too Old
Shouldn't Ed have had the opportunity to respond in the Bad Business forum?

I thought the whole idea was to keep this kind of post out of the general forum.

Fred-I posted to the BBF a couple of weeks ago and that post hasn't appeared. In fact, a post that I put in months ago never appeared! No reason has ever been given.
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Maybe OSO just isn't going to let Ed post a response. It isn't up yet. Five days and three full business days have gone by. If I were Ed, I might be ticked by now.

Ed, have you e-mailed OSO to see why your response isn't up???
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Originally Posted by KaamaScarab30
Maybe OSO just isn't going to let Ed post a response. It isn't up yet. Five days and three full business days have gone by. If I were Ed, I might be ticked by now.

Ed, have you e-mailed OSO to see why your response isn't up???
Actually I've responded in this thread.

Maybe they are just really busy these days. Before when I posted about Scott Sumrall it took weeks sometimes.

Did you know Scott still hasn't paid for the survey?
Yes, you know, Scott Sumrall from West Monroe, Louisiana.
The insurance salesman that is selling the 30' Cigarette that he bought in California where he PAID for the survey.
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Old 02-16-2005, 10:46 PM
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Why isn't my response posted yet in Bad Business? It's coming up on a week now.

If it wasn't for this thread, people would think I'm hiding.
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