Ethics and Policies

Gustav · 23rd November 2009, 12:10 AM

About point one:

my thought is, if there are unethical dealers, there must be also unethical buyers. There is a saying: every human has his price, and these prices are different.

Other thing is, to be a policeman is not good for every character (even to be a teacher is not good for every character).

About point two:

Since Alan has experience with this subject, keris dealing, so I think his proposal (three months) is to be taken in earnest. It is a big difference.

(For me it is clear, there absolutely cannot be discussions about direct material value or appraisals. )

23rd November 2009, 12:10 AM	#30
Gustav Member Join Date: Jun 2009 Posts: 1,218	About point one: my thought is, if there are unethical dealers, there must be also unethical buyers. There is a saying: every human has his price, and these prices are different. Other thing is, to be a policeman is not good for every character (even to be a teacher is not good for every character). About point two: Since Alan has experience with this subject, keris dealing, so I think his proposal (three months) is to be taken in earnest. It is a big difference. (For me it is clear, there absolutely cannot be discussions about direct material value or appraisals. )