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Posted by Kevin Willcutts on July 09, 1998 at 22:58:14:

In Reply to: A non-existent landlord posted by Kevin Willcutts on July 09, 1998 at 17:27:15:

A few more quick comments to my first post.

I'm attempting to negotiate with the landlord regarding a useless
air-conditioner he replaced a broken one with. Besides this, there
are 5 different things in Texas law which I can pursue legally and
really make his life miserably...I am amply prepared and ready.

But really all I want is to be treated like the good customer that I am.
I will not tolerate no contact. I consider no
customer contact either a form of reduced services or an
invalidation of the contract based on lack of good faith negotiating.
Is that a viable argument.

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: A few more quick comments to my first post.

: I'm attempting to negotiate with the landlord regarding a useless
: air-conditioner he replaced a broken one with.  Besides this, there
: are 5 different things in Texas law which I can pursue legally and
: really make his life miserably...I am amply prepared and ready.

: But really all I want is to be treated like the good customer that I am.
: I will not tolerate no contact.  I consider no
: customer contact either a form of reduced services or an
: invalidation of the contract based on lack of good faith negotiating.
: Is that a viable argument.


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