Do you feel a void in your life without skeptical inquiry.?
Q. Do you feel a void in your life without skeptical inquiry.?
Asked by I don't know - Mon Nov 10 22:18:44 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No.
Answered by Always praising God. - Mon Nov 10 22:30:28 2008
Q. Do you feel a void in your life without skeptical inquiry.?
Asked by I don't know - Mon Nov 10 22:18:44 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No.
Answered by Always praising God. - Mon Nov 10 22:30:28 2008
When has the Committee for Skeptical Inquiry published Any research in a peer reviewed science journal?
Q. The Parapsychological Association as many other affiliates of the American Association for the Advancement of Science is the professional organization for people working in the science of parapsychology. As is typical of other professional organizations the PA present relative research at their own conferences and publish in relevant peer reviewed science journals. Anyone believing that all subjects are relevant to every AAAS general conference and that submissions not relevant to the theme of the conference would be accepted has either never been involved in a scientific publication or presentation or is being deceptive. Committee for Skeptical Inquiry The duplicate question for skeptics again in their attempt to misinform the… [cont.]
Asked by psiexploration - Thu May 29 17:46:37 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am no expert on the Committee for Skeptical Inquiry, but after reviewing their website, I cannot see any signs that any of the members of this organization have published research in peer reviewed science journals. Most of what I have found is criticism on different topics that have nearly all been published either in a publication specifically developed for skeptics, or in books that focus on skeptical philosophy. If there are any members of this organization that have published research for review, I would also be interested in knowing about it. Thanks for the question!
Answered by Tunsa - Sat May 31 16:31:37 2008
Q. The Parapsychological Association as many other affiliates of the American Association for the Advancement of Science is the professional organization for people working in the science of parapsychology. As is typical of other professional organizations the PA present relative research at their own conferences and publish in relevant peer reviewed science journals. Anyone believing that all subjects are relevant to every AAAS general conference and that submissions not relevant to the theme of the conference would be accepted has either never been involved in a scientific publication or presentation or is being deceptive. Committee for Skeptical Inquiry The duplicate question for skeptics again in their attempt to misinform the… [cont.]
Asked by psiexploration - Thu May 29 17:46:37 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am no expert on the Committee for Skeptical Inquiry, but after reviewing their website, I cannot see any signs that any of the members of this organization have published research in peer reviewed science journals. Most of what I have found is criticism on different topics that have nearly all been published either in a publication specifically developed for skeptics, or in books that focus on skeptical philosophy. If there are any members of this organization that have published research for review, I would also be interested in knowing about it. Thanks for the question!
Answered by Tunsa - Sat May 31 16:31:37 2008
Christians, why are you skeptical towards evolution and not towards your own religion?
Q. If honest scientific inquiry is what you are propagating then why not apply the same criticism to Christianity? joe_on_drums, I will mind my own business when creationists mind theirs and stop fighting for a dogmatic belief to be taught in schools.
Asked by Propaganda Machine - Sun Mar 29 22:39:09 2009 - - 16 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Jesus makes sense. Evolution doesn't.
Answered by Rene O - Sun Mar 29 22:42:41 2009
Q. If honest scientific inquiry is what you are propagating then why not apply the same criticism to Christianity? joe_on_drums, I will mind my own business when creationists mind theirs and stop fighting for a dogmatic belief to be taught in schools.
Asked by Propaganda Machine - Sun Mar 29 22:39:09 2009 - - 16 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Jesus makes sense. Evolution doesn't.
Answered by Rene O - Sun Mar 29 22:42:41 2009
Quackwatch a 'Pseudo-skeptical' website?
Q. Do you think that Quackwatch fits this description? "The term pseudoskepticism (or pseudoscepticism) denotes thinking that appears to be skeptical but is not. The term is most commonly encountered in the form popularised by Marcello Truzzi, where he defined pseudoskeptics as those who take "the negative rather than an agnostic position but still call themselves 'skeptics'". University of Washington electrical research engineer William J. Beaty describes pseudo-skepticism as; "a variety of pseudoscience: the behavior of highly biased 'sneering scoffers' who try to legitimize their prejudice by donning the mantle of science and proper skepticism. They claim to support reason/logic while in fact filling their arguments with plenty of… [cont.]
Asked by Nick Jinn - Mon Aug 10 21:00:43 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The guy who runs the site misrepresented himself as a legal Psychiatrist, when in reality he failed the board exams. He is a fraud. Obviously, he fits the description of a pseudo skeptic to a T.
Answered by RadioCloud - Tue Aug 11 04:57:08 2009
Q. Do you think that Quackwatch fits this description? "The term pseudoskepticism (or pseudoscepticism) denotes thinking that appears to be skeptical but is not. The term is most commonly encountered in the form popularised by Marcello Truzzi, where he defined pseudoskeptics as those who take "the negative rather than an agnostic position but still call themselves 'skeptics'". University of Washington electrical research engineer William J. Beaty describes pseudo-skepticism as; "a variety of pseudoscience: the behavior of highly biased 'sneering scoffers' who try to legitimize their prejudice by donning the mantle of science and proper skepticism. They claim to support reason/logic while in fact filling their arguments with plenty of… [cont.]
Asked by Nick Jinn - Mon Aug 10 21:00:43 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The guy who runs the site misrepresented himself as a legal Psychiatrist, when in reality he failed the board exams. He is a fraud. Obviously, he fits the description of a pseudo skeptic to a T.
Answered by RadioCloud - Tue Aug 11 04:57:08 2009
Can you be religious, and be a skeptic, at the same time?
Q. Or do you always hold a bubble of baseless assertions that you don't apply skeptical inquiry to? did i say that?: There aren't even that many people on Earth.
Asked by Nihil - Wed Jul 14 10:32:24 2010 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes. I am not religious, I follow Jesus Christ who is my LORD God and Savior. Jesus was a skeptic.
Answered by BaC Helen - Wed Jul 14 10:35:02 2010
Q. Or do you always hold a bubble of baseless assertions that you don't apply skeptical inquiry to? did i say that?: There aren't even that many people on Earth.
Asked by Nihil - Wed Jul 14 10:32:24 2010 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes. I am not religious, I follow Jesus Christ who is my LORD God and Savior. Jesus was a skeptic.
Answered by BaC Helen - Wed Jul 14 10:35:02 2010
i'm skeptical of laser surgery! how can i overcome this?
Q. i'm a serious inquiry. the after effects, the cost,side effects, the procedure etc.. No more glasses or contacts.what's the after effects, the cost,side effects, the procedure etc..
Asked by Produce - Mon Dec 28 19:42:16 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Just know that whatever happens, happens for a reason.
Answered by Terris - Mon Dec 28 23:17:16 2009
Q. i'm a serious inquiry. the after effects, the cost,side effects, the procedure etc.. No more glasses or contacts.what's the after effects, the cost,side effects, the procedure etc..
Asked by Produce - Mon Dec 28 19:42:16 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Just know that whatever happens, happens for a reason.
Answered by Terris - Mon Dec 28 23:17:16 2009
PLEASE HELP!!!!! Are there citations correct according to the rules of MLA 7 citing?
Q. Works Cited Adler, Jerry. "Unbeliever's Quest." Newsweek 31 Mar. 1997: 1-3. Newsweek. Newsweek. Web. 21 Mar. 2010. "Center for SETI Research, The." SETI. n. pag. SETI. Web. 30 Mar. 2010. Davidson, Keay, and Carl Sagan. Carl Sagan: a Life. New York: J.Wiley, 1999. 74+. Print. Encyclopedia, Britannica. "Velikovsky, Immanuel." Britannica Biographies (2010): 1. History Reference Center. EBSCO. Web. 9 Apr. 2010. Morrison, David. Carl Sagan s Life and Legacy as Scientist, Teacher, and Skeptic. n. pag. The Committee for Skeptical Inquiry. Jan. 2007. Web. 23 Mar. 2010. Poundstone, William. Carl Sagan: a Life in the Cosmos. New York: Henry Holt, 1999. 42+. Print. Spangenburg, Ray, and Diane Moser. Introduction. Carl… [cont.]
Asked by It's me - Sat Apr 10 21:05:19 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Just use this website Gets it perfect every time.
Answered by Thomas - Sat Apr 10 21:07:01 2010
Q. Works Cited Adler, Jerry. "Unbeliever's Quest." Newsweek 31 Mar. 1997: 1-3. Newsweek. Newsweek. Web. 21 Mar. 2010. "Center for SETI Research, The." SETI. n. pag. SETI. Web. 30 Mar. 2010. Davidson, Keay, and Carl Sagan. Carl Sagan: a Life. New York: J.Wiley, 1999. 74+. Print. Encyclopedia, Britannica. "Velikovsky, Immanuel." Britannica Biographies (2010): 1. History Reference Center. EBSCO. Web. 9 Apr. 2010. Morrison, David. Carl Sagan s Life and Legacy as Scientist, Teacher, and Skeptic. n. pag. The Committee for Skeptical Inquiry. Jan. 2007. Web. 23 Mar. 2010. Poundstone, William. Carl Sagan: a Life in the Cosmos. New York: Henry Holt, 1999. 42+. Print. Spangenburg, Ray, and Diane Moser. Introduction. Carl… [cont.]
Asked by It's me - Sat Apr 10 21:05:19 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Just use this website Gets it perfect every time.
Answered by Thomas - Sat Apr 10 21:07:01 2010
Theists , Do you understand why we do not believe in any god ?
Q. we ,Atheists don't believe in any god(not just yours) for the same reason we do not believe there is a chimpanzee dancing on your head right now , of course , some may have their own reasons . There s no evidence for God whatsoever. Sensible theists admit that their belief is founded on nothing but faith, but there are always those who claim to have evidence of irreducible complexity, healings, out-of-body experiences or other such stupid notions and treat them as evidence for the existence of their particular God. Don t believe them. The truth is, if someone managed to prove God, it would be instant news on all news channels, through all media, everywhere. It would be an unprecedented landmark in human history. Of course, there is… [cont.]
Asked by Happy Human,Happy Kitteh - Fri Aug 22 11:15:32 2008 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No. Science makes it clear that there has to be a Creator. The laws of thermodynamics make it clear that it is impossible for something to come into being from ablsoute nothing with absolutely no cause. Therefore there must be a Creator. Not to mention that there has never been a single instance of life coming from inanimate matter. The athiest belief that there is no God is taken in faith, not by any evidence. Atheism is a religion.
Answered by Rob - Fri Aug 22 11:19:12 2008
Q. we ,Atheists don't believe in any god(not just yours) for the same reason we do not believe there is a chimpanzee dancing on your head right now , of course , some may have their own reasons . There s no evidence for God whatsoever. Sensible theists admit that their belief is founded on nothing but faith, but there are always those who claim to have evidence of irreducible complexity, healings, out-of-body experiences or other such stupid notions and treat them as evidence for the existence of their particular God. Don t believe them. The truth is, if someone managed to prove God, it would be instant news on all news channels, through all media, everywhere. It would be an unprecedented landmark in human history. Of course, there is… [cont.]
Asked by Happy Human,Happy Kitteh - Fri Aug 22 11:15:32 2008 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No. Science makes it clear that there has to be a Creator. The laws of thermodynamics make it clear that it is impossible for something to come into being from ablsoute nothing with absolutely no cause. Therefore there must be a Creator. Not to mention that there has never been a single instance of life coming from inanimate matter. The athiest belief that there is no God is taken in faith, not by any evidence. Atheism is a religion.
Answered by Rob - Fri Aug 22 11:19:12 2008
Atheists did you know that less than 3% of the World's population are atheists?
Q. The term atheism originated from the Greek (atheos), meaning "without gods", which was applied with a negative connotation to those thought to reject the gods worshiped by the larger society. With the spread of freethought, skeptical inquiry, and subsequent increase in criticism of religion, application of the term narrowed in scope. The first individuals to identify themselves as "atheist" appeared in the 18th century. Today, about 2.3% of the world's population describes itself as atheist, while a further 11.9% is described as nontheist.[7] Between 64% and 65% of Japanese describe themselves as atheists, agnostics, or non-believers,[8][9] and 48% in Russia.[8] The percentage of such persons in European Union member states ranges as low… [cont.]
Asked by Vegetarian-Seventh-day Adventist - Fri May 21 21:02:52 2010 - - 29 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Great. After reading that, I now believe in God. You've changed me for the better. Thank you, dear friend, for showing me the light. God bless you, and Jesus loves you.
Answered by Lily Brazz - Fri May 21 21:29:31 2010
Q. The term atheism originated from the Greek (atheos), meaning "without gods", which was applied with a negative connotation to those thought to reject the gods worshiped by the larger society. With the spread of freethought, skeptical inquiry, and subsequent increase in criticism of religion, application of the term narrowed in scope. The first individuals to identify themselves as "atheist" appeared in the 18th century. Today, about 2.3% of the world's population describes itself as atheist, while a further 11.9% is described as nontheist.[7] Between 64% and 65% of Japanese describe themselves as atheists, agnostics, or non-believers,[8][9] and 48% in Russia.[8] The percentage of such persons in European Union member states ranges as low… [cont.]
Asked by Vegetarian-Seventh-day Adventist - Fri May 21 21:02:52 2010 - - 29 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Great. After reading that, I now believe in God. You've changed me for the better. Thank you, dear friend, for showing me the light. God bless you, and Jesus loves you.
Answered by Lily Brazz - Fri May 21 21:29:31 2010
The effect of credit inquiries on credit score?
Q. I know that some activities which require my credit score being checked (such as taking on new debts) can negatively impact my credit score if done too often. What about personal inquiries, such as using annualcreditreport.com each year to view my credit report? I've heard both points of view from people, but I tend to be very skeptical about financial advice because those willing to give it freely often don't know what they're talking about.
Asked by Adam D - Fri May 7 10:29:39 2010 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Checking your own credit does not affect your score, nor do periodic checks by existing creditors. Only "hard pulls" (applications for NEW credit) affect the score.
Answered by Caveat Emptor - Fri May 7 10:40:08 2010
Q. I know that some activities which require my credit score being checked (such as taking on new debts) can negatively impact my credit score if done too often. What about personal inquiries, such as using annualcreditreport.com each year to view my credit report? I've heard both points of view from people, but I tend to be very skeptical about financial advice because those willing to give it freely often don't know what they're talking about.
Asked by Adam D - Fri May 7 10:29:39 2010 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Checking your own credit does not affect your score, nor do periodic checks by existing creditors. Only "hard pulls" (applications for NEW credit) affect the score.
Answered by Caveat Emptor - Fri May 7 10:40:08 2010
Has anyone adopted a pet from examiner.com listers?
Q. I recently was looking throught the SD Marketplace site for a dog and found a lot of listing for adopting a pet at no charge. I did make an inquiry with one of the listers and found out that they are out of the country. So far no personal information has been asked for except for closet airport but I'm skeptical since they are even paying the flight costs.
Asked by Cookie - Fri Feb 2 19:41:29 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would be very leary then. Something doesn't sound right at all. They may be stolen animals, sick, who knows. Best to adopt from your area. I just checked out the site you are talking about. I've never ever heard of anyone giving away purebreds. Even at the humane society they charge for them. Less for mixed breeds, more for the purebreds. My intuition was sounding the alarm bells like crazy when I went to that site. Best to stay clear of them and find a dog to adopt in your area. Would rather pay an adoption fee and get a healthy dog than trust that site.
Answered by blackbriar2006 - Fri Feb 2 23:42:45 2007
Q. I recently was looking throught the SD Marketplace site for a dog and found a lot of listing for adopting a pet at no charge. I did make an inquiry with one of the listers and found out that they are out of the country. So far no personal information has been asked for except for closet airport but I'm skeptical since they are even paying the flight costs.
Asked by Cookie - Fri Feb 2 19:41:29 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would be very leary then. Something doesn't sound right at all. They may be stolen animals, sick, who knows. Best to adopt from your area. I just checked out the site you are talking about. I've never ever heard of anyone giving away purebreds. Even at the humane society they charge for them. Less for mixed breeds, more for the purebreds. My intuition was sounding the alarm bells like crazy when I went to that site. Best to stay clear of them and find a dog to adopt in your area. Would rather pay an adoption fee and get a healthy dog than trust that site.
Answered by blackbriar2006 - Fri Feb 2 23:42:45 2007
Hume's beliefs about matters of fact?
Q. In Section IV of Inquiry on Human Understanding, Hume says the following. It may be a subject worthy of curiosity to inquire what is the nature of that evidence which assures of us of any matter of fact beyond the present testimony of our senses or the records of our memory. Hume then tries to figure out what evidence we might have for beliefs about absent matters of fact, those "beyond the present testimony of our senses and records of our memory." He ends up with "skeptical doubts" about there being any evidence for our beliefs in absent matters of fact. Explain as accurately as you can how Hume arrives at this skeptical conclusion. Be sure to include in your discussion (i) an explanation of how Hume thinks that beliefs about… [cont.]
Asked by Alissa - Wed Dec 19 00:23:12 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
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Answered by boggle10 - Fri Dec 21 04:30:40 2007
Q. In Section IV of Inquiry on Human Understanding, Hume says the following. It may be a subject worthy of curiosity to inquire what is the nature of that evidence which assures of us of any matter of fact beyond the present testimony of our senses or the records of our memory. Hume then tries to figure out what evidence we might have for beliefs about absent matters of fact, those "beyond the present testimony of our senses and records of our memory." He ends up with "skeptical doubts" about there being any evidence for our beliefs in absent matters of fact. Explain as accurately as you can how Hume arrives at this skeptical conclusion. Be sure to include in your discussion (i) an explanation of how Hume thinks that beliefs about… [cont.]
Asked by Alissa - Wed Dec 19 00:23:12 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
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Answered by boggle10 - Fri Dec 21 04:30:40 2007
Can utilizing the Swap Magic v3.6 Plus Combo lead to tracing towards your Playstation 2 console?
Q. Greetings. A friend of mine wishes to ask a question regarding the Swap Magic v3.6 Plus Combo and being that he has no internet access as of right now, I am doing him the favor by posting this question on Yahoo! Answers. My friend finds the Swap Magic v3.6 extremely fascinating since with this item, you are capable of playing imported games from different regions (for instance: Japanese games). However, he is skeptical if any negative outcomes will arise. His question follows: Will using the Swap Magic v3.6 lead to severe consequences involving my Playstation 2 being traced? He believes that using a modchip is illegal and he does not view it as a trustworthy item. However, he is uncertain if the Swap Magic v3.6 is an illegal or… [cont.]
Asked by agiledragon - Sat Jun 13 21:48:46 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Tell your *friend* that according to a wikipedia page I read, Swap Magic in fact is deemed " legal" in the United States here is the link: I think your friend should be fine as MANY people use swap magic and do not get into trouble. If you go online I also think you will be able to connect perfectly fine. The worst that will happen is you not being able to connect at all. For example let's just use Microsoft for an example. When they detect some one has a modded console they do not just go and hunt them down, the worst they do is to block their console from playing online. Now swap magic is legal and if your using the legal disc as well ( not burnt/copied) it is supposed to connect online perfectly fine.
Answered by Peeing in the Shower - Sat Jun 13 22:14:12 2009
Q. Greetings. A friend of mine wishes to ask a question regarding the Swap Magic v3.6 Plus Combo and being that he has no internet access as of right now, I am doing him the favor by posting this question on Yahoo! Answers. My friend finds the Swap Magic v3.6 extremely fascinating since with this item, you are capable of playing imported games from different regions (for instance: Japanese games). However, he is skeptical if any negative outcomes will arise. His question follows: Will using the Swap Magic v3.6 lead to severe consequences involving my Playstation 2 being traced? He believes that using a modchip is illegal and he does not view it as a trustworthy item. However, he is uncertain if the Swap Magic v3.6 is an illegal or… [cont.]
Asked by agiledragon - Sat Jun 13 21:48:46 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Tell your *friend* that according to a wikipedia page I read, Swap Magic in fact is deemed " legal" in the United States here is the link: I think your friend should be fine as MANY people use swap magic and do not get into trouble. If you go online I also think you will be able to connect perfectly fine. The worst that will happen is you not being able to connect at all. For example let's just use Microsoft for an example. When they detect some one has a modded console they do not just go and hunt them down, the worst they do is to block their console from playing online. Now swap magic is legal and if your using the legal disc as well ( not burnt/copied) it is supposed to connect online perfectly fine.
Answered by Peeing in the Shower - Sat Jun 13 22:14:12 2009
Where can I buy an American Sim Card?
Q. I live in Australia and I'll be traveling around the United States in a couple months and, instead of turning on international roaming I want to buy a prepaid Sim there. The problem is I cant seem to find one! Ive searched extensively on the sites of major US carriers (at&t, T-mobile, TracFone, Virgin etc...) but they all seem to require a contract or the purchase of one of their phones. www.mrsimcard.com offers exactly what I'm looking for but I emailed them with some general inquiries a few weeks ago and I still haven't received a reply, so I'm kind of skeptical about them. All I need is a Sim Card with talk, text and a generous amount of data (as my phone will be primary source of internet access while traveling) that I can use in my… [cont.]
Asked by annie - Sat Jul 17 22:53:12 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can't buy a Tracfone SIM card by itself, you have to use a Tracfone phone. They have special firmware on the phones that make it impossible to use another SIM card in their phones or their SIM cards in other phones. I can't give you any info on any of the other carriers.
Answered by Dan - Wed Jul 21 17:45:33 2010
Q. I live in Australia and I'll be traveling around the United States in a couple months and, instead of turning on international roaming I want to buy a prepaid Sim there. The problem is I cant seem to find one! Ive searched extensively on the sites of major US carriers (at&t, T-mobile, TracFone, Virgin etc...) but they all seem to require a contract or the purchase of one of their phones. www.mrsimcard.com offers exactly what I'm looking for but I emailed them with some general inquiries a few weeks ago and I still haven't received a reply, so I'm kind of skeptical about them. All I need is a Sim Card with talk, text and a generous amount of data (as my phone will be primary source of internet access while traveling) that I can use in my… [cont.]
Asked by annie - Sat Jul 17 22:53:12 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can't buy a Tracfone SIM card by itself, you have to use a Tracfone phone. They have special firmware on the phones that make it impossible to use another SIM card in their phones or their SIM cards in other phones. I can't give you any info on any of the other carriers.
Answered by Dan - Wed Jul 21 17:45:33 2010
Am I doing the right thing?
Q. I put my old, rough condition car up for sale last night on Craiglist for $500 obo I got ALOT of interest. 25+ inquiries in 12 hours. I set aside this Saturday to show the car to prospective buyers Based on the overwhelming response to the ad (25+ respondents, most sound excited, not skeptical) - the callers are clearly salivating over the prospect of getting this car, even in its rough condition, for $500. A handful of people have said flat out they want to come right over and snap it right up for the full asking price. Lotta interest from mechanics looking to fix the car and keep it on the road. My idea is to basically hold a car open house tomorrow and field offers. I am letting the callers know that I am doing this and that I have… [cont.]
Asked by cjrossi - Fri Apr 30 12:08:12 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I agree with the first poster. Accept the first cash offer, only. you should have just sold it on ebay. You probably would have made an extra couple hundred of dollars and wouldn't have to waste a half of a day talking to people coming over to your house.
Answered by Stupid Flanders - Fri Apr 30 12:18:38 2010
Q. I put my old, rough condition car up for sale last night on Craiglist for $500 obo I got ALOT of interest. 25+ inquiries in 12 hours. I set aside this Saturday to show the car to prospective buyers Based on the overwhelming response to the ad (25+ respondents, most sound excited, not skeptical) - the callers are clearly salivating over the prospect of getting this car, even in its rough condition, for $500. A handful of people have said flat out they want to come right over and snap it right up for the full asking price. Lotta interest from mechanics looking to fix the car and keep it on the road. My idea is to basically hold a car open house tomorrow and field offers. I am letting the callers know that I am doing this and that I have… [cont.]
Asked by cjrossi - Fri Apr 30 12:08:12 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I agree with the first poster. Accept the first cash offer, only. you should have just sold it on ebay. You probably would have made an extra couple hundred of dollars and wouldn't have to waste a half of a day talking to people coming over to your house.
Answered by Stupid Flanders - Fri Apr 30 12:18:38 2010
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