Re: [VWdrivers]Idiots from Superbowl Cruise.

["Christoper Hartwell@bbn.com" <chartwel@bbn.com>]

My input on all this...

I'm sure if the bumper did end up in another VW that day, the thief is more
than likely reading these posts and his/her conscience is getting the best
of him/her. So with that, maybe the bumper will mysteriously reappear after
hours at the dealership. 

I wouldn't sit on this one, take that (liability) list and go through it,
contact each "signer" and ask them straight-up if they know anything about
it. If not at least the effort was given to find the culprit. 

Thieves usually end-up paying in the end...

BUENA SUERTE!

Chris-
98' J-VR6


At 12:06 PM 02/02/1999 -0500, you wrote:
>Yeah, but you're looking at good-will here.  I think it's the "Right Thing
To Do",
>caps intentional.
>
>I think by paying for this, Chris is going to sustain the godwill with
>Donaldson's, which is important to him.  It sorta make it more possible that
>Donaldson's WILL sponsor an event next time.  If he told them to take a
flying
>leap, even politely, with all the logic in the world on his side, it would
only
>make them ay "Bunch of Jerks.  We're never helping anyone again".  At
least this
>way, Donaldson's is going to be less certain to turn down any future
proposition.
>
>BY the way, why the hell am i defending Chris?  :)
>
>Sundie...
>
>Zero9nine@aol.com wrote:
>
>> Chris,
>>
>> In No way are you or ClubH20 responsible for ANY monies for the loss of the
>> bumper.
>>
>> Firstly I don't think anybody we were with could have done. it. I mean
really!
>> This is not an easy job  and someone would have had to see it being done.
>>
>> Second, Donaldsons invited us onto their property (we were not trespassing)
>> and therefore their insurance will cover any losses. Do not even think Of
>> sending them a penny. Advise them to call the police and file a claim to
their
>> insurance company.
>>
>> John
>> CCA MotorSports
>
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