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LuvThatMoney

05/06/09 11:11 AM

#131498 RE: dimwitted #131488

actually thats a pretty darn good analogy there my friend, thanks for setting it up for me, if you're going out to buy a car, do you go to a dealership and look around, test drive, and then decide? heck no, unless you're an idiot. Smart buyers research what they want in a car, look at all the details, depreciation factors, best price, best specs, mileage, fuel economy, the list can go on and on, then they go and look at many many different cars and test drive em out, then they finally talk to a salesman and offer a price, you purposely say a lower price than you're willing to pay knowing that he'll negotiate with you, he then takes some time goes and talks to the manager and comes back with another price, you then give him a higher price you'll go and he says I'll meet you half way, then you say let me think about it and he takes down your info. Later that week he calls you and says we can give it to you for a little bit lower price, and then you make the decision to buy the car, then a lot of xs and os got to be done, paperwork, financing, etc., this entire process of buying a car can take many months in fact for many people, so I can't imagine how they buy a company in a month, now what delay do you speak of? they've most certainly received the offer within the 30 day deadline they gave us, and jared's taking about a week to decide, get the details, and pr it, don't see any delay whatsoever.
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camerona22

05/06/09 11:14 AM

#131503 RE: dimwitted #131488

Well we are not buying. We are selling. I cannot speak for everyone, but if I had a "car" that I have put my sweat and blood into and it was worth 200+ million dollars then I would not get in any hurry. I would worry about getting as much money as I could for it.

Cameron