[meteorite-list] Classic eBay M-Wrong
From: John Reed <john_at_meteoritecentral.com>
Date: Thu Apr 22 10:04:50 2004 Message-ID: <3CE84A35.46B78F29_at_findalltrades.com> --------------D11EE9C73131A3EC439F7FE0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Ken , I think your making to big a deal out of this. Any serious person will check them out before spending a sizable amount of money You spent 40.00 on a phony but, look what it got you your now an expert on the whole subject You know what they say about guilt or innocence in the criminal justice system " Its better that 100 guilty men go free than 1 innocent man be found guilty " here's how that applies to meteorites Its better that a 100 people buy a 40.00 fake than 1 real meteorite be discarded Also even fake meteorites can make people curious and genuinely interested which means your collection is worth more just by the amount of that interest I am a licensed landscape contractor and guess what? I charge more because a lot of times the unlicensed can't do the work therefor more work is funneled to me more demand for a higher standard means more for $ me. I think meteorites will naturally follow that same course and be found out in the end only to the benefit of the legitimate collector I really think the focus should be on quicker and more conclusive testing Universities are not well equiped for real testing and I know by thier methods they are probably overlooking the most rarest type the low metals since they primarily test with a magnet Where are all the private labs hiding where you can pay and find out EXACTLY what you have? , they are out there but' their not set up for meteorite ID that well Its not an easy process getting a straight answer on a rock sample in fact its very difficult it needs to be streamlined Is their a machine you can buy to test samples? shove it in like an oven turn a dial out comes a print out of your samples enerts, if there is I'm going to get one and start charging all those fakers 5$ each to conclusively absolutely, undeniably certifiably identify their ? I think ther could be a big demand What do you think? Also check this out, this is what the universitiy called quartz let me know what you think http://www.FINDALLTRADES.COM/projects/Snowwhite.htm Thanks John Here's my quote "leave them alone, and they'll come home wagging their tales behind them" Little bo peep --------------D11EE9C73131A3EC439F7FE0 Content-Type: text/html; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit <!doctype html public "-//w3c//dtd html 4.0 transitional//en"> <html> <p>Ken , I think your making to big a deal out of this. Any serious person will check them out before spending a sizable amount of money You spent 40.00 on a phony <br>but, look what it got you your now an expert on the whole subject You know what they say about guilt or innocence in the criminal justice system " Its better that <br>100 guilty men go free than 1 innocent man be found guilty " here's how that applies to meteorites Its better that a 100 people buy a 40.00 fake than 1 real <br>meteorite be discarded Also even fake meteorites can make people curious and genuinely interested which means your collection is worth more just by the amount <br>of that interest I am a licensed landscape contractor and guess what? I charge more because a lot of times the unlicensed can't do the work therefor more work is <br>funneled to me more demand for a higher standard means more for $ me. I think meteorites will naturally follow that same course and be found out in the end only <br>to the benefit of the legitimate collector I really think the focus should be on quicker and more conclusive testing Universities are not well equiped for real testing <br>and I know by thier methods they are probably overlooking the most rarest type the low metals since they primarily test with a magnet Where are all the private labs <br>hiding where you can pay and find out EXACTLY what you have? , they are out there but' their not set up for meteorite ID that well Its not an easy process getting <br>a straight answer on a rock sample in fact its very difficult it needs to be streamlined Is their a machine you can buy to test samples? shove it in like an oven turn a <br>dial out comes a print out of your samples enerts, if there is I'm going to get one and start charging all those fakers 5$ each to conclusively absolutely, undeniably <br>certifiably identify their ? I think ther could be a big demand What do you think? Also check this out, this is what the universitiy called quartz let me know what <br>you think <a href="http://www.FINDALLTRADES.COM/"> http://www.FINDALLTRADES.COM/</a>projects/Snowwhite.htm Thanks John <br> Here's my quote <br> "leave them alone, and they'll come home <br> wagging their tales behind them" <br> Little bo peep</html> --------------D11EE9C73131A3EC439F7FE0-- Received on Sun 19 May 2002 08:58:29 PM PDT |
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