Sorry, Spruce and Jim Irwin

"Larry Smith" wrote in message
...
Jim, you and your company were quite courteous on a prop bolt exchange, so
I
was gonna order some more mdse. And still hope to, even after this.
This
morning I tried to order a Concorde battery for a friend's 172, and the
snappy lady in Griffin rejected the card, for curious reasons.

After a call to Desser (Memphis) the order is complete and the battery
said
to be on its way. Same card too. There's only 20k in that account.
That
ought to cover a $100 battery.

What's your credit card number and expiration date? I'll check into it.

KB

Kyle

Is this a Nigerian post?

Big John

On Wed, 08 Oct 2003 16:59:36 GMT, "Kyle Boatright"
wrote:


"Larry Smith" wrote in message
...
Jim, you and your company were quite courteous on a prop bolt exchange, so
I
was gonna order some more mdse. And still hope to, even after this.
This
morning I tried to order a Concorde battery for a friend's 172, and the
snappy lady in Griffin rejected the card, for curious reasons.

After a call to Desser (Memphis) the order is complete and the battery
said
to be on its way. Same card too. There's only 20k in that account.
That
ought to cover a $100 battery.

What's your credit card number and expiration date? I'll check into it.

KB

Big John wrote in message . ..
Kyle

Is this a Nigerian post?

Big John



No, it's just another ass-wipe Larry Smith post. Guess he doesn't
know how to contact Aircraft Spruce in California. He thinks that if
he calls cross-country, he has to yell through a hose. Wonder how a
credit card can have 20k in it's account? If it's a debit card, not
everyone takes them, as any normal person with at least average
intelligence would know. I think he inhaled too much plastic
drill-dust when he drilled the wrong holes for his latches for his
*******/orphan plane. Why couldn't your friend order his own battery?
Are you the dominant butch when you play house? Really Larry, do you
possibly think that anyone gives a **** where you ordered a battery
from or that you screwed up the attempted purchase? At least you're
worth a few chuckles when you post your boring, inane ramblings.

KJSDCAUSA













On Wed, 08 Oct 2003 16:59:36 GMT, "Kyle Boatright"
wrote:


"Larry Smith" wrote in message
...
Jim, you and your company were quite courteous on a prop bolt exchange, so
I
was gonna order some more mdse. And still hope to, even after this.
This
morning I tried to order a Concorde battery for a friend's 172, and the
snappy lady in Griffin rejected the card, for curious reasons.

After a call to Desser (Memphis) the order is complete and the battery
said
to be on its way. Same card too. There's only 20k in that account.
That
ought to cover a $100 battery.

What's your credit card number and expiration date? I'll check into it.

KB

"Kennie Eggsucker" chattered in message
om...
Big John wrote in message
. ..
Kyle


Oooh, ain't Little Mooz the organ grinder's monkey angry! Bzzzzt.
Granolawicz, you ol' Ercoupe driver and perennial defendant, admit you just
got slapped for giving false legal advice.

"Ken Sandyeggo" wrote in message
om...

Wonder how a
credit card can have 20k in it's account? If it's a debit card, not
everyone takes them, as any normal person with at least average
intelligence would know.

Another possibility - he tried to use his friend's debit card, but the
shipping address didn't match the card holder's address. Any way you
slice it, the latchless one seems able to foul up the simplest purchase.
Even worse, there's a guy driving a 172 who needed service from
Latchless's Batteries and Whining Emporium. Yikes!

Wayne

On Thu, 9 Oct 2003 08:22:54 -0700, "wmbjk" wrote:


"Ken Sandyeggo" wrote in message
. com...

Wonder how a
credit card can have 20k in it's account? If it's a debit card, not
everyone takes them, as any normal person with at least average
intelligence would know.

Another possibility - he tried to use his friend's debit card, but the
shipping address didn't match the card holder's address. Any way you
slice it, the latchless one seems able to foul up the simplest purchase.
Even worse, there's a guy driving a 172 who needed service from
Latchless's Batteries and Whining Emporium. Yikes!

Wayne
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

My turn to pile on, but I'm in a generous mood today.

Therefore....
Even tho Latchless is a super stickler when he rates others
remarks, I'll give him the nod that SOMEBODY has a credit
card with a $20,000 limit.. since I carry a couple over that. :-)


Barnyard BOb -- no cash, but lotsa' credit

Sorry to post on this news group, I need to get an email to Larry
Smith, yet the email address below for him is not working. Thank you
for your understanding..

To:
To: Larry Smith

Dear Larry,

We have been forwarded an email from the rec.aviation.homebuilt
(google groups) regarding a battery you tried to order earlier this
week. Our sales rep in GA has already emailed our office manager
yesterday giving us a "heads up" to expect your email.

When you provided the credit card number, our computer system
determined that this same card had been used by a different customer
in a previous order. It gave the name of that order as Warren
Hunnicut, although you said the name on the card was Rosalie McIntosh.
In situation where names do not match we ask the customer for the
billing address of the credit card to verify that it is the owner who
is using it. I do understand that you would not have the address if
you were using someone else's credit card, but requesting this
information is the only way we can insure that a credit card us not
used with out the cardholders authorization.

Please accept my apologies for the inconvenience this caused. I am
sorry that you decided to order with a different supplier, as we do
appreciate your calling Aircraft Spruce. It the sales rep would have
had the opportunity to bring this to the manger for approval to ship,
we would have done so immediately. We appreciate your business and
hope that we have the opportunity to serve you in the future.

Regards,

Jim Irwin
President, Aircraft Spruce


On Wed, 08 Oct 2003 16:59:36 GMT, "Kyle Boatright"
wrote:


"Larry Smith" wrote in message
...
Jim, you and your company were quite courteous on a prop bolt exchange, so
I
was gonna order some more mdse. And still hope to, even after this.
This
morning I tried to order a Concorde battery for a friend's 172, and the
snappy lady in Griffin rejected the card, for curious reasons.

After a call to Desser (Memphis) the order is complete and the battery
said
to be on its way. Same card too. There's only 20k in that account.
That
ought to cover a $100 battery.

What's your credit card number and expiration date? I'll check into it.

KB

Another good reason to not use ACS. This is the second time Mr Irwin
has posted personal information to this Newsgroup. The guy is a moron.

Jerry

im Irwin wrote:
Sorry to post on this news group, I need to get an email to Larry
Smith, yet the email address below for him is not working. Thank you
for your understanding..

To:
To: Larry Smith

Dear Larry,

We have been forwarded an email from the rec.aviation.homebuilt
(google groups) regarding a battery you tried to order earlier this
week. Our sales rep in GA has already emailed our office manager
yesterday giving us a "heads up" to expect your email.

When you provided the credit card number, our computer system
determined that this same card had been used by a different customer
in a previous order. It gave the name of that order as Warren
Hunnicut, although you said the name on the card was Rosalie McIntosh.
In situation where names do not match we ask the customer for the
billing address of the credit card to verify that it is the owner who
is using it. I do understand that you would not have the address if
you were using someone else's credit card, but requesting this
information is the only way we can insure that a credit card us not
used with out the cardholders authorization.

Please accept my apologies for the inconvenience this caused. I am
sorry that you decided to order with a different supplier, as we do
appreciate your calling Aircraft Spruce. It the sales rep would have
had the opportunity to bring this to the manger for approval to ship,
we would have done so immediately. We appreciate your business and
hope that we have the opportunity to serve you in the future.

Regards,

Jim Irwin
President, Aircraft Spruce


On Wed, 08 Oct 2003 16:59:36 GMT, "Kyle Boatright"

wrote:


"Larry Smith" wrote in message
...

Jim, you and your company were quite courteous on a prop bolt exchange, so

I

was gonna order some more mdse. And still hope to, even after this.

This

morning I tried to order a Concorde battery for a friend's 172, and the
snappy lady in Griffin rejected the card, for curious reasons.

After a call to Desser (Memphis) the order is complete and the battery

said

to be on its way. Same card too. There's only 20k in that account.

That

ought to cover a $100 battery.

What's your credit card number and expiration date? I'll check into it.

KB

I think you are off base. Jim Irwin tried to post an answer that was printed
here in this group (and THAT was off base as well) by email to a dead or phony
email account.

Were I in the same position, trying to rectify a situation with no good way of
contacting the guy, I'd have done the same thing.

Jim


Jerry Springer
shared these priceless pearls of wisdom:

-Another good reason to not use ACS. This is the second time Mr Irwin
-has posted personal information to this Newsgroup. The guy is a moron.
-
-Jerry
-
-im Irwin wrote:
- Sorry to post on this news group, I need to get an email to Larry
- Smith, yet the email address below for him is not working.



Jim Weir (A&P/IA, CFI, & other good alphabet soup)
VP Eng RST Pres. Cyberchapter EAA Tech. Counselor
http://www.rst-engr.com

"Jim Weir" wrote in message
...
I think you are off base. Jim Irwin tried to post an answer that was
printed
here in this group (and THAT was off base as well)

Screw you. Anytime I catch a homebuilder supplier or similar business
off-base like this one, I will call it down in public in a public forum.
If you don't like it, ES.


by email to a dead or phony
email account.

Were I in the same position, trying to rectify a situation with no good
way of
contacting the guy, I'd have done the same thing.

By invading the privacy of innocent third parties? WTH did you have for
breakfast?

Jim


Well, Jim, these are two real people whose names should not have been used
or published in an internet NG without their permission, and if the asshole
woman in Griffin, whose name Jim Irwin did not divulge, btw, had listened to
me instead of interrupting repeatedly while I tried to explain, none of this
goofy flummery would have occurred. And now I'm not so sure I want to buy
from ACS, ever again.

In addition my e-mail address may not be working, but not because of
anything I have done. I am trying to find out what the problem is and in
the meantime I am getting plenty of goddamn spam in my mailbox. So get
your facts together before you open your mouth.

On the other hand, three cheers. The aircraft battery arrived today from
Desser Tire and Rubber Company in Memphis, TN.


Jerry Springer
shared these priceless pearls of wisdom:

-Another good reason to not use ACS. This is the second time Mr Irwin
-has posted personal information to this Newsgroup. The guy is a moron.
-
-Jerry
-
-im Irwin wrote:
- Sorry to post on this news group, I need to get an email to Larry
- Smith, yet the email address below for him is not working.



Jim Weir (A&P/IA, CFI, & other good alphabet soup)
VP Eng RST Pres. Cyberchapter EAA Tech. Counselor
http://www.rst-engr.com