RE: re: selling a saddle

["Linwood Gray" <graywk@home.com>]

Kimberly:
I've bought and sold a couple saddles over the net.  As the buyer - you want
to ensure your getting what you are shown.  If your a seller - you want to
get paid.  As the buyer you should ask for a recent photo (digital works
well)and an honest assessment of the condition of the saddle.  Ask for a
satisfaction guarantee if returned within 7 days.  If the saddle is what the
seller says...this won't be a problem.  If it is - move on to the next deal.
As the Seller, I offer the same and insist on a COD with Fed Ex or UPS and a
cashiers check.  A bad check isn't easy to collect and is perhaps you
biggest risk.
Woody

-----Original Message-----
From: guest@endurance.net [mailto:guest@endurance.net]
Sent: Tuesday, December 26, 2000 6:40 PM
To: ridecamp@endurance.net
Subject: RC: re: selling a saddle


Kimberly Price KMPRICE51@HOTMAIL.COM
I've sold several saddles over the net and I try to encourage the buyer to
go to a tack store and take out the same model / size to try on their horse
first.  If it is a 'common' type saddle this works and they also see first
hand that the used saddle is a better deal.  Otherwise, they would have to
pay shipping there and back again and make their decision within 3 days
after delivery.

Kimberly (&Mystery the Morab)


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