Error in my favour

"Dom Robinson" wrote in message
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In article ,

says...

Crossbow wrote in message
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Nice try FFC, but your tactics are so transparent, it's quite amusing.


You will have noticed, Crossbow, that Dom has ceased posting to this
thread.
You see, he succeeded in getting you in on it and divert attention away
from
his mistake.

Thats the only thing transparent here I would say.

Sorry to disappoint.

BTW, here's a puzzle for you.



I dont care if you keep the goods or not - who am I too judge you. You only
have yourself to answer in such a situation.

You have, however, avoided the real issue that were such an order to come
through is it legally 'unsolicited goods'.

Yes or No?

Now, I know they are not, as do several others on this thread, but you seem
keen to divert attention away from the fact that you think they are. They
are simply goods sent in error. Morality is not an issue here - we are
talking about your lack of understanding of the term 'uncolicited goods'.
Try keeping it on topic.

g.

Crossbow wrote in message
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On Sat, 13 Sep 2003 19:05:59 +0100, "Fat Freddy's Cat"
wrote:


Crossbow wrote in message
.. .

Nice try FFC, but your tactics are so transparent, it's quite amusing.


You will have noticed, Crossbow, that Dom has ceased posting to this
thread.
You see, he succeeded in getting you in on it and divert attention away
from
his mistake.

Thats the only thing transparent here I would say.

g.

Avoiding the issue is a particular talent of yours.

Forget the bit you highlighted, address the points, or admit you don't
have an answer.

What points Crossbow?

The definition of unsolicited goods?

I think if you read mine and other contributors posts you will clearly get
your answer. There are no other points.

Dom thinks the stuff sent is unsolicited. Several other contributors
including yourself, myself and others know them not to be.

g.

"Dom Robinson" wrote in message ...
And what if the OP was playing Monopoly and got a card,
"Bank error in your favour. Collect £10"

Should he decline?

The point of your post is?

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Cheers
Shai Boy
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In message , Crossbow
writes
Forget the bit you highlighted, address the points, or admit you don't
have an answer.

He always has an answer - he just never has a clue..

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On Sun, 14 Sep 2003 20:10:13 +0100, "nigel. carron"
wrote:

In message , Crossbow
writes
Forget the bit you highlighted, address the points, or admit you don't
have an answer.

He always has an answer - he just never has a clue..

lol