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Is one hundred dollars fair?
Rick,
I will send you a check, sorry if you felt slighted, you were of equal (if not more) help to me for sure, in fact you and Frank should split the check (but I'll send it to you), at least you don't think you made me the selling machine that I am.
Whatever you think the knowledge you gained was worth. If it was only worth $100, then that's what it's worth. The time spent is not the important factor, it's what you gained from the time.
Send whatever you want but I seem to recall no objection (or was it a stall) when you suggested $200 to me and $200 to Frank which would have been a total of $400.
Rick
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -Rob, you can put any kind of spin on it you want but it still is what it is. You made a commitment, I thought you were sincere and when it came time for you to honor that commitment you "changed your mind". This is not about money, it's about credibility.
Everything YIO does is explained in detail on my website. I have a toll-free number if agents have any questions. There is no intelligent, logical reason for you to not have known exactly what it does prior to making that commitment. It does make one wonder.
You have misrepresented much of what you said. I told you I have not purchased any kind of lead in at least 6 to 8 years, not that it has been that long since I purchased a list. That is just one example. There are many others.
I understand that your ego has been bruised and you feel the need to strike out. (You got caught speeding.) I know doing that makes you feel better so go for it. I find it quite entertaining and revealing.
What I didn't appreciate was your nasty PM and the disparaging remarks you made about others who have posted to this thread.
You recently posted this in another thread: "If someone is not way more credible, insightful and successful than you are, who cares what they say? If they put others down, they are probably not happy with their own lives."
I think that pretty well sums up your comments.
I never questioned your ability to sell. We agreed that we both use basically the same technique. It was my knowledge of Medicare and Med Supps that you needed. Only a small portion of what I sent you contains my presentation.
Rick clearly stated that he would accept $400. He was being way too humble.
Why would you suggest that he should split it with me? Rick's knowledge is a bargain at that price. Why would you try to diminish it by suggesting he "split it with me"? That sounds like an insult.
You stated above that Rick was "of equal (if not more) help to me for sure". That sounds like you feel that Rick's help to you was as valuable as he said yours was to his son. Wouldn't that make the value of his information at least equal to the worth of yours?
However, you do whatever eases your conscience and enables you to look in the mirror each morning. It really makes no difference to me. Rick earned every penny of that $400 and deserves it all.
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His response sounds familiar. This isn't about money, it's about credibility. One would think he would recognize that.
He offered to pay, you suggested $400 to you and it sounded like he agreed to send you a check. (Maybe you should have asked for a money order.) Now he wants to cut it to $100. Will it drop to $25 the next time he posts? Before long he may come up with you owing him another $1,800.
I called it "ignorant frat boys!!"
So half to Frank would be $200 (which he won't ask for), and $200 for you, do you take installments?
As a fraternity member myself, I believe your goatee and style of dress precludes you from bashing "frat boys."
Frank, you are quite the character, I thought the posts between Rick and I were sarcastic humor,