Hello! I'm sorry to comment on your journal, but I've sent you 2 emails and replied to your comment and I haven't heard anything from you. In this post: http://community.livejournal.com/fatshionista/2589556.html?thread=53296500#t53296500 you expressed interest in a couple of items I had for sale. Are you still interested? Please let me know. If I don't hear from you in a couple of days, I will put the items back up for sale.
I emailed you back, sorry you didn't receive the email 1) You didn't like the amount I offered, I am now willing to pay even less as I just got a bunch of stuff, new without having to pay shipping for 7 dollars on the clearance rack. I think 11 is too much to pay for a shirt thats pilling. 2) Your invoice said to just disregard it if I thought it was too much (which I did)
First off, you asked me if I would bargain, (you never offered an amount.) So, I totaled up the items and I got $101 and I said I would take $85 shipped. I emailed you twice, commented to you twice in the entry and finally emailed you in your journal and never heard a response back (until now.) I certainly did not tell you to disregard anything. In my emails and comments I asked you to "let me know" about the items. When did I invoice you? I don't invoice people unless they agree to purchase something. Pilling? What on earth are you talking about? What shirts of mine are pilling? I don't know if you have me confused with someone else or what because I don't understand what you are talking about. Don't worry about the clothing you were interested in because the items were sold to other people anyway. I just don't understand how two emails and two comments to you about the items and your response to me could be "lost" in internet world. If you thought I received your reply, why would I keep commenting to you? It doesn't make sense. If
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You are right, I apologize, I have you confused with someone who invoiced me unsolicited after I asked a general question about the sale item. You emailed me at my gmail account and I answered you from there. I noticed that others were willing to pay full price for the items so I said to go ahead and sell it to them and to contact me if there were leftovers. I really apologize for the confusion. I have done sales posts before and know how frustrating they can be
Yes I did indeed pledge GxE, but I didn't follow through because of the monetary commitment. I was at Geneseo 2003-2004. It seems like you might have been too.
I actually graduated in 2002. I am surprised that they were firm on the monetary commitment. When I was there they were very lenient with people. I stopped being involved my senior year becasue of the changes in the organization.
I was expected to contribute between 75 and 85 dollars and spend at least two hours a day at the house, studying. Between my job and theatrical commitments, I couldn't possibly be at the house for study hours (or make the financial contribution).
I was so grateful that there was a small group of non-conservative people on campus. I'm from a very liberal town and was shocked at how conservative & pro-Walmart the college campus was.
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1) You didn't like the amount I offered, I am now willing to pay even less as I just got a bunch of stuff, new without having to pay shipping for 7 dollars on the clearance rack. I think 11 is too much to pay for a shirt thats pilling.
2) Your invoice said to just disregard it if I thought it was too much (which I did)
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I was so grateful that there was a small group of non-conservative people on campus. I'm from a very liberal town and was shocked at how conservative & pro-Walmart the college campus was.
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