RE: Jim C Chip FS ... new info

[Thi VanAusdal <tvanausdal@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I understand your feeling, but my thought is, if he'd
won tires from Yokohama, and wanted to sell his $500
gift certificate for $350, we all might think that was
cool.  Of course, tires wear out, so you might not sell
that unless you're buying a new house, like I am soon.

Why any different with the chip?  If he sits on it, 
it does NO ONE any good.  If they can get it for $350 from
elsewhere, let them.  Free country and all.

I didn't see what his old price was before he found out it
fit OBD-II cars, so I'm not commenting any adjustment there,
but it's his damned piece/part, he can do what he wishes.
It's fair to correct that.  What if your house listed for 
$100K and you found out it was worth $150K?  Wouldn't you
retract the ad?

 - thi v.

> From: "Bob R." <sales@domain.elided>
> 
> I don't know maybe it's just me but somehow I think the 
> spirit of Jim C. giving away a chip is lost in the price tag.  
> PLEASE....
> 
> Bob
> 
> >Subject: Jim C Chip FS... new info
> 
> >I won a Jim C chip this weekend donated by Jim and Eurosport
> >Performance, but I am going to sell it since I have already 
> sharked the
> >M3.  I have discovered that it can be used for the OBD II 
> cars, so I am
> >changing the price to $350.  You will still save a whopping $150 from
> >retail price.  Sorry for jumping the gun.
> 
> >James Clay

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