Ed, On the Iopener list someone lost their OEM driver CD for their Scovery computer. There is no way to get another, so I offered to make the guy a copy. I didn't even ask for money. He generously offered to cover postage and handling and a little extra for my time. I graciously accepted. The point I am making is if you want to help people out and make it easier for someone to locate parts for their Vanagon, I am all for it. I just don't think that $25 fits in the altruistic category. And we all are well aware that we shouldn't be selling them in the first place. Free CD, charge for shipping and handling. That's the way to go.
"Ed @ Automotive Consulting" wrote: > Ever try to get a music CD for under $12 bucks? I think not! FYI by > comparison, a 2001 Mitchell Labor Time Guide on CD goes for $150.00 . > 25 > bucks for this very useful information is cheap. Ever try to buy one > of these > retail? > > > |
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