Re: AMC Clubs, part #1,2,&3.

[Todd Tomason <jayscore@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Randy,

I know I've seen you comment on this before, and I've never quite understood 
it.  What is the distinction you are making between a legitimate business and 
an illegitimate business?  I was taught in high school that anyone could 
start a business.  You could just start buying and selling, or offering a 
service.  Nothing special was required.  

Todd

On Sunday 20 February 2005 11:12, Guynn wrote:
>
> Vendors!!!!!!!!
>
> A lot of newcomers don't know what is real and what is fake in the AMC
> hobby. And in fact, because many oldsters in the hobby have ''lurked''
> as you have for 10 years, many are just not aware of the same type
> ''behind the scenes'' crap that is played out in the unseen world of AMC
> vendors. There is a LOT of underhanded crap that has been pulled over
> the years, and much of it is still going on. There are also ''sham''
> vendors that simply decide to buy parts and jack up the price and make
> spare money. Some are at least honest enogh not to adopt a business
> name, but the hobby is full of long time ILLEGITIMATE businesses. So far
> no one at a National Club level has decided their club will support
> ETHICS in business and require that Anyone advertising as a biusiness
> prove they really are. I can't advertose anywhere in an automotive
> related magazine and not provide proof of a business.

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