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  1. mr. F.J.Kooij, May 22, 2008
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    European type of lobster boats are sold under the name of Liberty Yachts and Rapsody Yachts in Europe. Some Hickley Talaria's are imported.
    I am considering purchasing one, because as a former ( regatta) sailor, I like the looks.
    Does anyone can advise me one marks, types, etc. available in Europe?
  2. AMG, May 22, 2008
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  3. KCook, May 23, 2008
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  4. lindastark00, Jul 15, 2008
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    ****** Yachts/Downeast/Lobster Boat

    Has anyone seen the new ****** Yachts. She looks really great online and a friend says she handles beautifully. Looking for more comments as I am suppose to look at her next week.

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  5. NYCAP123, Jul 15, 2008
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    They look nice and soud good, but have they actually ever sold any? With an overflow of boats and few buyers this seems like a real bad time to enter the US boating market especially with styles that are very well covered by Hinkley, Shelter Island, Eastbay, etc.
  6. YachtForums, Jul 15, 2008
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    Another classic example of a new member posing as an interested buyer, when in fact she works for the brokerage firm representing this line of lobster boats. I venture a call and who answers the phone... Linda Stark, as I suspected.

    Linda... posing as a 3rd party is misrepresentation and fraud. Your membership will be removed, but this thread will remain to warn others of unscrupulous business practices.
  7. CaptTom, Jul 15, 2008
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    No moss growing under your feet Carl.
    Go get 'em, tiger. GROWL!
  8. K1W1, Jul 15, 2008
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    Way to go Carl, just as well you ain't too fixated with that iPhone you can still pay attention here :D
  9. Codger, Jul 15, 2008
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    Unless I'm mistaken, it's 2008. Every business on the planet is trying to keep things as tight as possible and any excuse to blacklist a potential supplier and therefore consolidate and reduce the supplier list is the order of the day.
    Why attempt to be sneaky and risk being blacklisted, instead of up front about a product that might be of interest.
  10. NYCAP123, Jul 15, 2008
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    Ethics is one of those things that just can't be bought and once it's known that you don't have any....Sorry Linda Stark, but I would absolutely recommend that people not deal with you or your company in any matter involving trust.