People Do Business With People They Like

Previously, you couldn't justify the effort to sell an unusual door that might get $80. It was just too much time and trouble to find a buyer. Instead, you would pay money to bring it to the dump. Now you just sit at the computer for a few minutes and wait for the phone to ring in the next few days. Need to get rid of that old fireplace insert? Get online. I'll bet if you go online right now, you can find someone selling used bricks.

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Let's start with an analogy: When you're driving a car at 100 miles per hour, a small thing like a bumblebee hitting the windshield can cause you to lose control and crash. How does this translate to online frustration?

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Okay, so you get a little grouchy once in a while--don't we all? However, people like nice people. Please be considerate and polite ... it will make this whole online thing so much more enjoyable for all of us!