usually if you trade with me and it is over .50 I will
send you the next $1 up. I just received an email from
someone that I trade with regularly and I have sent
this person over .15 .25 and such and I didn't send enough
money .35 not enough money. Would you have emailed this
person and told them they owe you .35? I like trading
with this person and I am sending them a stamp and I have
to stamp another envelope for .35. What do you think about
this?
Thanks
Cindy
1|1|it depends|qponlady|qponlady@ptd.net|20:20:09|08/18/2012|
I would have just let you know you were .35 short and would add it to your
next order. I would not expect you to send me .35 when it cost more for the
stamp.
2|1|Did you know you were ,35 short to begin with?|ptmama525|ptmama525@aol.com|22:03:39|08/18/2012|
If I am doing a snail mail trade I round up either in cash/stamps and I don't expect the trader to consider it credit for a future trade.
I also agree with Carol, if it is someone you trade with frequently I would ask if I could mail it with the next trade...I know .35 isn't alot but it does add up!
JMHO
"Do unto others as you would have others do unto you." 3|1|There are a few traders that round up (for pp etc) to even $$ amounts. It never occurred to me that meant I owed them in the future. (although if someone that did that regularly ASKED me for a credit of .35 or whatever I would probably say yes. Did you ask or assume they would remember? Because there is only one person that does it so regularly that I remember she does it. |Barb09|Barb0969@AOL.com|15:10:40|08/19/2012|
I looked and looked and found no coupons for troll food......SO, I don't feed the trolls!!