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Originally Posted by BlackJetE90
quotes from Journal Star article:
"Ryan Mathis, sales manager for Husker Auto Group, acknowledged Monday the dealership had agreed to sell the car to Tanisaka.
We didn’t have the reserve set properly,” Mathis explained. “We had a ‘buy it now’ at $67,800. It was an error by our eBay manager, $67,800 was supposed to be the reserve.”
His dealership’s service record is impeccable, Mathis said, and he doesn’t feel as though publicity from the Web commenters muscled him into anything."
Yeah right buddy. They were getting so much bad press it was crazy. Typical asshole dealer attitude.
Still showing the arrogant attitude that got them into trouble in the first place.
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sorry, no dice here.
after reading the edmunds piece, the manager gets the glory, and pins it on the internet guy. dealerships have a chain of command, and there should be no way general/top/main manager didn't know (unless they weren't doing their job), and after 3 or more auction term edits, they still claim they didn't know about the missing reserve or something. excuses, excuses...