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Fork
08-29-2010, 10:55 AM
You know, it's one thing to scam horse sellers into sending money via MoneyGram, but it's another to do this:

:rolleyes:
TheBadLands
08-29-2010, 11:13 AM
Geez


Looks more like one of those random people who think that everythings free right now.
Fork
08-29-2010, 11:24 AM
Geez


Looks more like one of those random people who think that everythings free right now.Pretty much. Or a child! :(

The last reply I got was whether or not he was good for beginners to ride.
jeezitsjacki
08-29-2010, 03:14 PM
haha wow that is interesting
Steelhorserider
08-30-2010, 04:40 AM
Sounds like a kid! Unfortunately you tend to get these with the real interested replies and have to filter through them.
Fjords <3
08-30-2010, 05:21 AM
Hey, at least he's wanted! Lol, yeah those replies are nuts, but I am almost completely positive that has to be a kid. Then again there are those adults... :P
gaited07
08-30-2010, 06:55 AM
My response would be, "sure you can have him free. I just have to have an X amount (asking price) for a rehoming fee and $300 processing fee, $300 fee for stupid people response fee, $300 for because I feel you are really interested.
However if I have to respond to more emails like this I will have to triple my rehoming fee's.
Thank you for your interest and good day."
Fork
08-30-2010, 08:03 AM
My response would be, "sure you can have him free. I just have to have an X amount (asking price) for a rehoming fee and $300 processing fee, $300 fee for stupid people response fee, $300 for because I feel you are really interested.
However if I have to respond to more emails like this I will have to triple my rehoming fee's.
Thank you for your interest and good day."LOL. I love it!!

Kids often put their year of birth somewhere in their email. Since it ended in 1998, I could assume that she's 12. I'm ashamed. When I was 13, I was emailing rescues about adoption costs and process.
TheBadLands
08-30-2010, 01:44 PM
LOL. I love it!!

Kids often put their year of birth somewhere in their email. Since it ended in 1998, I could assume that she's 12. I'm ashamed. When I was 13, I was emailing rescues about adoption costs and process.

Love your response Gaited! LOL

Fork, I agree. My son is 12 and does not conduct himself that way in person or email. I'd be all "off with his head!!!!!"

Kidding :p

But really, I got some doozies when Twister was for sale. Even some all out, cuss out, rants if I wouldn't give her away.

People are..... well, people.
Horserider
08-30-2010, 11:10 PM
Wow.

I probably would've replied with "If you can't pay $700 to buy a horse, how are you going to pay for board, feed, farrier, vet, worming and everything else that goes into caring for a horse?" Though I do love gaited's response LOL.

When I was 12, I was on my hands and knees begging for lessons every chance I got. I didn't get them until I was 13, but I sure did try. :)