richard, in my original pm to you, i explained i was away until today (monday), & asked if you would wait until today for me to mail you a money order, you agreed. you misunderstood my thanking you for allowing this arrangement, then didn't wait until i was back in town for an answer....???? you KNEW i wasn't here, why ask a question, if you aren't willing to wait for the answer?? i don't know who bought these props, but i would like to ask them to help richard, by selling them to me. imo, richard messed up. i'm not mad about this, i just don't feel like i gave them up, or was allowed to return & answer his question, before he sold them out from under me ........... you can ask anyone i have bought from here, if i say i want it, i take it & pay for it as promised. i do what i say, & say what i do! as far as me adding anything ( the & you refer to), i did not! my original post was "no, thank you, richard". in my pm today i said "the comma between no & thank you" in my explanation/answer to your question. to me there is a different meaning to no thank you, richard and no, thank you, richard. it's why we use comma's............to separate words to impart different meanings to the same groups of words. fact of the matter is - you agreed to a deal - asked a question, knowing i was out of town - then did not wait for me to return, to answer - before reneging on our deal. so my only recourse is to hope the other buyer has more integrity than you, & ask him to sell me the props.