Just send it back to Polaroid's address with a note saying that you need to
have this item in Polaroid's hands in any way possible, no matter what,
rather than keep it, as it was only lent to you. Tell them to do with it as
they will.
Larry
ll.clark@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> In <002301c204ce$06e91d70$6701a8c0@DellLatptop>, on 05/26/02 at 11:57
> AM,
> "Tom Scales" <tscales@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> said:
>
> >Yes, I heard that recently too. It's an interesting dilemma. Even if
> >I want to do the right thing I don't know how. Somehow calling Polaroid
> >and describing the problem to the receptionist doesn't seem very
> >productive.
>
> It's obvious that circumstances have made it impossible for you to do
> the Right Thing. The only alternate is to do the Wrong Thing.
>
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