On 3/10/04 17:26, "Joe Federici" <joefederici@EARTHLINK.NET> wrote: > my point was, is that if someone takes the time to makes or design > something it's wrong to just send it off to a shop and say copy this. True... if it's patented. > I don't know the manufacture or if he spent time designing and > testing it or maybe just copied it from another person. I've seen > this type of thing done time and time again on internet list in the > long run it really doesn't pay. What "doesn't pay" exactly? Imitating a successful product? Purchasing a product that serves the same function as another? Saving money by buying a cheaper product? I'm not trying to be facetious (or rude), I just don't understand what the wrong doing is. My goal as a consumer is to buy the best product at the best price - it's the American way. James V 90 Carat |
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