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Here is some feedback from people who have purchased items from me. Their address is included at the end of their letter. Feel free to contact them if you have any questions. Some have links.
Subj: Letter of Appreciation
Date: 97-03-17 18:23:33 EST
From: SLAUBAUGH
To: Wolffegang
Rob
Wolffegang@aol.com
Today I received the two dolls I was high bidder on in
your auction that ended
1 March 1997. I just wanted to express my
appreciation for the very smooth transaction and great merchandise. You were very accurate
in your description of the dolls. I had many questions before and during the bidding
process and you were quick to provide helpful answers. The merchandise was shipped
promptly. You can add me to your list of very satisfied customers and I look forward to
doing business with you again soon!!
Sharon Slaubaugh
slaubaugh@aol.com
Subj: Enamel Lighter
Date: 96-12-28 14:12:46 EST
From: BUYLIGHTER
To: Wolffegang
I just want to write this note to tell you how pleased I
was with the Clark Enamel Lift-Arm lighter. I have about 1200 lighters and it is very
difficult for me to find a lighter of this quality in the present day market. I especially
like Enamel lighters and this one will fit into my collection very nicely. I just want to
convey my thanks, and let you know that I would be interested in any other lighters you
may find. Thanks again and keep . . . . . THINKING LIGHTERS!
buylighter@aol.com
Subj: Hi
Date: 96-12-28 16:31:48 EST
From: WHarri7438
To: Wolffegang
December 28, 1996
Dear Rob,
To begin with, I would like to say thank you for the wonderful doll collection I purchased from you. It arrived safe and sound.
When I opened those three HUGE boxes, I was continually delighted with every single item I pulled out.
Each and every item was exactly as you described. I was even more delighted when I found additional barbies, clothes and additional item’s that you never even told me about. I have got my money out of these item’s ten times over.
With this collection I will be able to seriously increase my inventory of Barbies, clothes and other dolls and related items that I have for sale here on line.
I would like to end my letter by saying that I will refer you to everyone I know.
If you ever need anything, please do not hesitate to let
me know.
You have been wonderful to deal with.
Cordially
Patricia Shipley
Wharri7438@aol.com
wharri7438
Subj: Re: White ginger
Date: 97-01-17 13:30:41 EST
From: Barbieorig
To: Wolffegang
Hi Rob...
Please feel free to post the following email on your website.
Dear Rob,
I received the Barbie doll that I won on your website
auction. I am happy with every detail of our transaction, from the way you handled the
auction, to the courteous service you showed me, to the excellent quality of the doll I
received. I've been looking for a this type of doll for a long time and am very happy that
I was able to buy such a nice example of one from you...I would deal with you again in a
minute!!!
Best Regards,
Judy (Barbieorig@aol.com)
barbieorig@aol.com
Subj: JILL
Date: 97-01-29 15:33:22 EST
From: NOW56THEN
To: Wolffegang
ROB,
RECEIVED THE DOLL AND CLOTHES TODAY. SHE IS VERY NICE. THANK YOU. CAN'T WAIT TO GET THE GINNY. NANCY
Subj: Purple Pin
Date: 97-01-22 19:52:08 EST
From: CULJEWATH
To: Wolffegang
Hi Rob, just received the purple pin - it is beautiful, thank you!
Marilyn Ostrow
CULJEWATH
Subj: coin bracelet
Date: 97-01-22 13:54:26 EST
From: HEnyart
To: Wolffegang
Hello;
Sorry, didn't let you know right away.
I love the coin bracelet, thanks so much and will give you
a comment on ebay!!!
Holly Enyart
Subj: Re: Tin Indian
Date: 97-01-22 10:07:04 EST
From: Goodies101
To: Wolffegang
Hi Rob, The Tin Indian arrived yesterday - he is very
nice -- thank you. I look forward to receiving the Space capsule. Elaine
Subj: Re: Victorian necklace, pins, etc.
Date: 97-01-21 09:28:55 EST
From: GBACG
To: Wolffegang
Hi Rob, the Victorian stuff arrived today and I like it
very much. I will look forward to your updates and hope to buy more things from you in the
future.
Subj: Thanks!
Date: 97-03-01 14:33:58 EST
From: Grnacresjl
To: Wolffegang
I received the items from you about 4 days ago. Sorry I should have responded right away. They are better than I thought! Thanks so much!
Subj: Rookwood letter Holder Date: 97-07-19 18:36:24 EDT From: jbach@execpc.com (Jack) Reply-to: jbach@execpc.com
To: Wolffegang@aol.com
Dear Rob;
The letter Holder arrived several days ago & I could not be more pleased. Thank You.
Jack
Subj: Kosmos lamp Date: 97-10-23 15:59:44 EDT From: terryb646@MCIONE.com (TerryB646) To: wolffegang@aol.com
Hi.
I just wanted to let you know the lamp arrived in a OK shape. It's a wonder full piece and I cant thank you enough.Do you know any of the history to it or know a possible age?
Thanks again and I left a review on the listing for you. hope to do business with you again.
Terry Bente
Subj: Boston Terrier Spice Rack Date: 97-11-10 22:44:08 EST
From: foster@pop.uky.edu (Thomas Foster)
Reply-to: foster@pop.uky.edu
To: wolffegang@AOL.COM
Dear Rob, The litter of six Boston Terrier spice jars arrived today. Thanks to your careful and excellent packing, they are all just fine. Please keep me in mind for future doggy items - especially terrier, dalmatian, and lab. Thanks, Marijo Foster
Subj: 1962 Yankees Score Card from eBay Date: 97-10-20 16:27:59 EDT From: schmidtg@ix.netcom.com (Greg Schmidt)
Reply-to: schmidtg@ix.netcom.com
To: wolffegang@aol.com
Dear Rob ~
I just wanted to let you know that I received this item today, and I really appreciated your incredible packaging!
Thank you very much, and I'll certainly leave you a rave review on eBay's feedback!
Jackie Schmidt
Subj: Received Steiff Dog Date: 97-12-08 16:15:53 EST
From: ddksnow@c2i2.com (D,D&K Snow)
Reply-to: ddksnow@c2i2.com
To: Wolffegang@AOL.COM
Dear Rob,
The Steiff dog just arrived. He is everything I was hoping he'd be...sooo cute...looks just like our dog used to look. Thank you very much! Denise
PS---pet pet to Wolffegang for us....he is a good salesman. hahaha
Re: German officer's dagger
Date: 1/24/98 1:42:00 PM Eastern Standard Time
From: bluemax@netdot.com (Hugh Byars)
To: Wolffegang@aol.com (Wolffegang)
I received the dagger this morning, and it is an
outstanding example.
Words fail me in expressing my satisfaction.
I will leave positive feedback for you on
ebay,
and hope that we are able to
do business again.
Best regards,
Hugh Byars
Subj: Lighters have arrived
Date: 9/16/98 3:45:28 PM Eastern Daylight Time
From: artdeco@nyct.net (Carl Ratner)
To: Wolffegang@aol.com
Dear Rob,
Your package arrived today, with the buzz bomb lighter and the
rocket lighter. As always, I'm delighted with what you sent me! You
do have a talent for finding unusual things.
Many thanks, -- Carl
Subj: Beaded Bag circa 1910 49646457
Date: 1/13/99 8:51:07 PM Eastern Standard Time
From: jeandev@silcom.com (Jean DeVilbiss)
To: wolffegang@aol.com
Dear Rob: You were so right - this is a lovely treasure of a bag!! So delicate! It's my best one yet! Thanks so much for letting me buy it and packing it so well. I will watch your auctions and will go leave you feedback right now. jean jeandev@silcom.com<
Subj: pie bird
Date: 4/24/99 6:06:37 PM Eastern Daylight Time
From: pldonaldson@mindspring.com (Patricia & Larry Donaldson)
To: Wolffegang@aol.com
Dear Rob:
Have received the pie bird in fabulous condition. The care you took in
packing and shipping is greatly appreciated. Thank you for your
professionalism. I couldn't be happier with my purchase or with your service.
Sincerely,
Patricia Donaldson
Subj: Re: Dunhill pipe
Date: 5/1/00 2:36:35 PM Eastern Daylight Time
From: ross@btinternet.com (Ross Pullen)
To: Wolffegang@aol.com
Rob,
Just a quick note to say that the Dunhill has arrived safe and sound at
Scott's place :)
Scott says that apart from the dented top, it's in great condition. Scott will
work on restoring the top for me shortly. Actually, we think the pipe dates from
1929, which is the year my Father was born, and I will give it to him for
Fathers day this June :)
I'd like to thank you for all the time and trouble you've gone to in making this
a very smooth transaction.
Isn't it strange that after all this time, the Dunhill should come back to
within 20 miles of where it was made, all those years ago ?
Ross Pullen, a very satisfied customer !!
Subj: FIAT FROM EBAY LAST AUGUST, i still love it
Date: 12/1/01 9:19:49 PM Eastern Standard Time
From: FColon9861@aol.com
To: Wolffegang
Rob
Hello, just wanted to let you know I dropped some pictures in the mail of what the Fiat looks like now. I am so proud of this car, and really want you to see it. Thanks to you and your friend who sold the car, I have my dream car. Let me know when you get them.
Happy Holidays! David
Subj: Re: zippo
Date: 12/19/01 10:52:52 AM Eastern Standard Time
From: theflame26@yahoo.com (Alice)
To: Wolffegang@aol.com
Rob,
I just wanted to let you know that I did receive the lighter on Saturday! Thank you for sending it
quickly - I'll definitely recommend others to your site. Happy holidays!
Alice
From: CBarry
To: Wolffegang
Definition of a Picker (humor)
1) A person who can't stick to one area of
collecting.
2) A legalized gambler of goods.
3)He/She buys on impulse simply because it looks like
something they saw in
Millers.
4)Overpays for junk and underpays for the good stuff.
5)Has a lot of fun even if that Carnival Glass is a repro.
6)Thinks He/She is the worlds greatest Super Sleuth (
Sherlock Holmes ).
Definition of a picker ( really )
A picker buys goods on speculation with the
expectation of re-sale resulting in a reasonable return on His/Her investment. This person
is most often found dealing in
antiques and collectibles. They will generally have a
informal contract with dealers or collectors who have supplied them with a list of items
they are interested in. The Picker attempts to find those items at a price that allows
them a margin for profit and yet allows a collector to acquire the item at a reasonable
cost with the expectation of the item appreciating in value or - for the Dealer acquiring
the item at a cost that allows a reasonable markup for their profit.
A picker may specialize but more often has a general
knowledge of many types of Antiques and/or Collectibles. His/Her challenge is finding
these items and being able to turn them over. For there generally is no obligation on the
part of the buyer to purchase the item if it doesn't meet their criteria as to cost or
quality.
Pickers do believe they are Super Sleuths. They enjoy the
hunt much more than owning the goods themselves.
Hows this grab ya.
Barry E. Creager
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