Legitimate??

[Kylahullu]

Dear STC

Thank you for your reply. If I understand English enough you totally support my thinking(, may be not my wording). It is not OK to advertise xxx on a web page and sell aaa. As you write, you had a legitimate reason to think your advertisement was correct. Mistakes do happen. Just please do not "kill" the messenger.

While waiting for your reply to my #9 here, this discussion diverged to something slightly different, may be even off topic; is it OK to advertise item 1 while selling item 2 (as item 1), and if someone knowingly and intentionally does so, does him/her being "a nice guy" and doing otherwise nice business, override it. This conversation I tried to show being not directly connected to you at my side ("Academic...." and "mistakes do happen...").

For me it has always been a fact that someone doing above mentioned (intentionally) is not a person (or business) to be trusted. What I have learned here is that someone can see it otherwise. The "nice guy" -factor can override the mentioned action. So be my fact an opinion, not a fact then.

For 1 member who has no experience or knowledge of our company what so ever to infer that the presence of this 1 item on our website would conclude that we are misrepresenting our items or even worse purposely deceiving our customers is unjust and highly offensive to me personally. I personally stand behind every item we sell. We would never advertise item xxx and ship aaa. Period.

I think this is aimed at me. Please, read carefully what I have written. I do not find anything offensive to you in my writings. Referring to your last post here, I thank you for agreeing with about everything I have written here, even in those detours of discussions.
I admit a mistake on my side; I reacted to those other replays as defending a fact when I should have been quiet and wait for your reply to the first. It leaded too far and gave too much ground for misinterpretations.