*sigh* I didn't even want to get into this, but
I suppose I can if it's necessary.  I certainly
didn't ask Alan (whisper) to post in my
defense, and I don't think THAT was necessary,
either.  (For your info, multi-personality
issues between the two of us would be a bit
difficult since we inhabit two bodies living
in the same subdivision that attend two different
colleges... but hey, he's cute, that would be
interesting... hehehe (don't kill me when you
read this, dear =)).

*shrug*  I've had 3 people promise to do the
payment-thing on cels over the last 6 months who
have all backed out.  (Well, technically they
didn't "back out," they just kept making excuses
why they hadn't sent the first payment yet and
then just quit replying to email altogether.)  My
patience on waiting for payments only to either
be rudely ignored (with no further email replies)
or to have the sale cancelled has tended to be 
a little short lately, I appologize again if my
actions seemed harsh or unfair to you (as I
believe I stated in the cancellation email as 
well).  

And yes, I posted one of the cels from the order
on eBay a few hours after writing the cancellation
email.  I stated in the email that the order was
cancelled, that there was no longer a sale -
I can think of two people off the top of my
head who wanted this certain cel back when I was
emailing back-and-forth in November/December 
trying to get a confirmation from you.  Since
the sale was available again, why shouldn't I
offer it to whomever wants it and can pay for
it?  I know many collectors don't like eBay
(my sympathy to anyone who would rather avoid
eBay and has seen things they desperately wanted
on there, the same thing has happened to me
before, argh :P) but it's the fastest way for
me to move a cel.  I have less than 10 cels
left in my possession, and I hope those will all
be gone within the next month (at the latest).

(to be continued in the next message)