"Bret Ludwig" wrote in message
oups.com...

They do. The buyers have a right to be as gullible as they want to be.

You have every right to keep the profit margin of your product secret,
I have every right to make an educated guess as to what it is. This is
called "business analysis" and is a key to success in business.

Oh? What school of business is that?

I have
every right to choose if I think excessive profit margin is reason for
me to buy elsewhere.

Indeed, you have that right, but that's a pretty lame business strategy.

In fact I have every right to choose any reason or
none at all to buy elsewhere.

Quite!


The company is not being accused of plumping the price as far as I
know, the "beef" is against the state buying officials who decided they
wanted the $750K Bonanza vs. the $350K Cirrus despite the latter
properly fulfilling the stated bid requirements.

Sounds like a typical example of someone spending other peoples money.


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Matt

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Matthew W. Barrow
Site-Fill Homes, LLC.
Montrose, CO