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In Reply to: Hypothetical situation for audio dealers who feel used by crappy "customers"... posted by Dalton on February 17, 2007 at 15:00:31:
I'd just warn the buyer a potential conflict with the other dealer, sell the unit if he still wants it, and move on. Whatever the customer might have to do with that other dealer is between him and the other dealer, as far as I'm concerned.This is why I'd have the buyer leave a non-refundable deposit in a potential reverse situation, so if he backs out, at least the deposit will be due compensation. And this would be a signed, legally-binding agreement. This is standard policy at most places. And if the other dealer did that, the buyer will have lost that deposit, unless he buys the other unit as well.
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