Acrosonic recommendation (washelp)

[Paul T Williams]

A broker is required by the NASD to say "past performance doesn't 
guarantee future results" .  I used to sell mutual funds in the 80's.  One 
could say something to that effect when dealing with pianos as well, and 
is probably good practice.  Also I agree with a previous post that 
anything you say should be put in writing. He said/she said or heresay 
arguements could lead to trouble. Buying anything used nearly always 
brings a certain level of risk.  The better the piano, the lesser amount 
of risk....unless of course the movers drop it!

my 2 cents

Paul







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I've changed the subject to try to get this thru... this will be the 
forth try today.
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Just tell them that your recollections were correct based on past 
performance.
Did they ask for an inspection?

Look at it this way...
A stock broker will recommend a stock based on past performance and
future possibilities but if it tanks, does he feel obligated to reimburse?

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Regards,

Jon Page

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