#Books in Europe
14-Jul-93 11:20:40
Sb: #49603-#Books in Europe
Fm: James M. Murphy 71165,1321
To: Paul Lind 71543,2104
Paul,
<< Normally we do take MC/Visa, but since this isn't our equipment, we can't
afford the 3% processing fee. However if you want to pay the extra $135 that
the bank is going to charge us then we'll work with you >>
I was going to ask you if your client would take any less than the $4500 as my
funds are low due to the Operating/Advertising commitments I just recently
aggreed to.
The only way I could run this is to either go Plastic or talk to my bank about
extending our current line of credit. As a Start Up Company literally
Everybody wants CASH which I understand since this is the 3rd company I've
successfully started. However that doesn't help when you need $20K
Line-O-Credit and the Bank's in a Conservative MOOD about increasing current
debt. That's _my_ problem though and if we have another quarter like last
quarter It'll be no problem whatsoever….of course that doesn't get me the
equipment I need NOW to continue to expand the business.
<< The only other form of payment is US Dollars via cashiers check. Our client
is losing quite a bit of money on the deck considering the fact that they never
really used it.>>
US dollars? Where are you located and where would this deck be coming from?
Also could you tell me about whether or not I'd be able to get the warrenty
transfered to my business?
I am also tempted to say that if the client is "losing quite a bit of
money..considering..they never really used it" You might want to ask them if
they would consider $4K and the feeling that they've really helped a fellow
3D'r who _will_ appreciate it and be extreeeemly thankful as well as offer to
work on a project possibly trade some free time for the additional
discount….Hint Hint…Nudge..Nudge..Know what I mean, Know what I mean, Say
no more.<g>
<< if you decide you want the deck, I'll make arrangements to get it to you. >>
I'm still interested in the Deck, however I'd like to know about the warrenty
and how Solid the $4500 Has to be. I'm a Start Up so I understand the $
situation….Thanks Paul.
James M. Murphy
JAMES MURPHY CONSULTING
Green Bay, Wisconsin U.S.A.