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Further to the rescue action, when I said "UNKNOWN" about the other owner, it was from the non-communication action. One-way in and no way back. And when WE received finally received an email from this owner, the English language skill was so poor that we were taken aback. Now, that wasn't a good form of Credibility. And first impression was: "Wow, what was that?"

Good thing I had my Boulder training under my belt. Ha! Otherwise, my Schtick would have said "not worth my while". End of business. This time, I actually reminded myself that email is so "cold" and "can be expressionless". Evaluating a person using only email does not work. Email "content" may impress people to continue dialog due to the nature of doing business these days. I had to explain to my "OTHER HALF OF RESCUER" to give it a try. I was very glad my "OTHER HALF" was so good in aligning together. His "Respect others first & being humble" really makes things run smoothly and easy to work with.

In short, email impression should not be the only tool to evaluate a situation.