I have trouble just spelling sanctimonious, but you aren't the first
to make that request and have it granted willingly by list
members.  Glad I'm so poor that the thought of buying another car in
the foreseeable future won't have ME making such an immoral request
of my list brothers and sisters.  I guess no one's ever beat ebay out
of a final value fee or two in their lifetime either.  That would be
against their policy as well.  If we're not careful, we'll all go to
hell for something.  Don't tear off that tag in your sleeping bag
either, cuz it's against the law!!

DM&FS

At 09:51 AM 3/9/2009, Karen Gritis wrote:
>All:
>
>When I posted to the list that I was looking for someone to secure a
>Carfax report for a car that my son was thinking of buying, I was
>unaware that this is a violation of Carfax's terms of
>service.  Unfortunately, a list member felt that it was not only
>their duty to let me know this, but it was also their duty to call
>my parenting into question for even posting this request.  Not only
>that, the member also felt that if my teenage son didn't want to
>pony up the few dollars it takes to get a Carfax subscription that
>he would not maintain the car as necessary.  A note telling me that
>I'd made this request in error would have been sufficient.  My
>apologies to anyone whom I offended by my post.
>
>Thanks to those (who shall be nameless for fear of reprisal) who
>honored my request and sent encouraging words about a teenage boy's
>first car purchase.
>
>Karen