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I officially have a headache. People in this world drive me crazy. She is describing bunny the same way that I did, but the exact same way that she said that Bunny wasn't like. She is saying she is 16.1 - which she told me Bunny was not 16.1. She also told me Bunny wasn't worth anything because she was a breeding stock paint and isn't worth more than $1,800. BUT she is selling her for $5,200. Also false advertising her as being ok around cows and great on trails and as a barrel horse - ALL of which she is not. I am sick, I should have stuck with the camaro instead of trading for these two useless fillies, which now are worth nothing. I should have sold the camaro out right or kept it, after all it was a gift from my dad. I would still have the camaro and still have Bunny. WHY CANT I JUST DEAL WITH THIS AND REALLY NOT GIVE A SHIT - things happen for a reason afterall. BLAH. Life sucks - deal with it. You can't take back the past and I got the shit end of the deal while they got an amazing deal. Should I e-mail her and voice my oppinion or should I just get over it and move on?
This is what the letter would say:
Susan,
How are you? To be totally honest I am not doing great. I just realize how much I was lied to and taken advantage of, but I guess that is what business deals are about. If I could reverse time and do it all over again I would have kept bunny and the camaro and would not have done this deal in the first place. The full deal was that you were supossed to keep Beccalena until June - free of board. Instead you turn around and say you can't keep her there any longer so there I was stuck trying to pay for two horses which I could not afford. Beccalena's feet were a mess they turned out and that scar - whatever happened totally affected her performance and she limps when trying to canter and trot. I didn't know what to do, everyone that came out noticed what I WOULD have noticed if it was light out that night we finalized everything, but it was dark. So no one bought her, I can't afford paying board for her and I need to get rid of her. I am in the process of doing a trade deal with a trainer I know in trade for a breeding to her stallion for becca. But thats not how I thought this would work. WHen you bought Bunny - you had all these issues with her, told me I lied to you about her height - which you now advertise her at the height I said she was AND you advertise her as a barrel racer and team penner which from your rants about her we both know that is not true and is false advertising. I guess the whole point of this letter is to what I feel and I feel cheated. You were the ones that said that you wished there were more honest horse people in the business and I trusted you. Now I am just left with regrets and two fillies that are worthless to me and you are left with an amazing horse and a car which holds more sentimental value to me than you could possibly comprhend.
This is what the letter would say:
Susan,
How are you? To be totally honest I am not doing great. I just realize how much I was lied to and taken advantage of, but I guess that is what business deals are about. If I could reverse time and do it all over again I would have kept bunny and the camaro and would not have done this deal in the first place. The full deal was that you were supossed to keep Beccalena until June - free of board. Instead you turn around and say you can't keep her there any longer so there I was stuck trying to pay for two horses which I could not afford. Beccalena's feet were a mess they turned out and that scar - whatever happened totally affected her performance and she limps when trying to canter and trot. I didn't know what to do, everyone that came out noticed what I WOULD have noticed if it was light out that night we finalized everything, but it was dark. So no one bought her, I can't afford paying board for her and I need to get rid of her. I am in the process of doing a trade deal with a trainer I know in trade for a breeding to her stallion for becca. But thats not how I thought this would work. WHen you bought Bunny - you had all these issues with her, told me I lied to you about her height - which you now advertise her at the height I said she was AND you advertise her as a barrel racer and team penner which from your rants about her we both know that is not true and is false advertising. I guess the whole point of this letter is to what I feel and I feel cheated. You were the ones that said that you wished there were more honest horse people in the business and I trusted you. Now I am just left with regrets and two fillies that are worthless to me and you are left with an amazing horse and a car which holds more sentimental value to me than you could possibly comprhend.