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Originally posted by Cyndalie
I could have sued a cat toy company for a faulty and dangerous toy that did not have proper labeling. My cat ate a peice of it and had to have it surgically removed. Cost me $1,000 to save his life, it was a $500 cat less than a year old.
Instead of suing I emailed them and suggested changes to their products to make them safer and got them to change their package labeling.
Dualcpu is right. I am too nice. I was more concerned with it harming other cats whose owner would most likely put it to sleep than fork over that kind of money. There's a easy way and a hard way to learn a lesson. It takes too much of my energy to get upset. I just try to recitfy the problem best I can and put it behind me.
No email yet. I'd be happy to work with ya SpaceDog, email me so we can setup some guidelines.
Have a good holiday weekend everyone!
Cyndalie
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We need more people like you in this business
I tend not to sue (I never have before) largely because I believe that what goes around comes around (and for the most part it's been true!) - that's also why I try to be nice and helpful to everyone!
