Ladies and Germs, it's a business

You know I am annoyed too much on here. Sometimes I think it's better for me to take my money and go gamble, then with my winnings, go find me some student at one our local university and colleges and pay them to build a community from scratch or learn Dolphin, and DUPLICATE many of the mods on here because many of the developer-sellers (seemingly) don't understand one important fact: IT'S A BUSINESS.

Now I don't know if it is "culture" that is creating this lack universal understanding of expectations, but its freaking annoying, and at this point, I am willing to only do business with developer-sellers in Canada and the US with exception of one developer-seller out of Kyrgyzstan who I've never bought mods from, but anytime I ask him/her a question, he/she is ALL OVER IT (that is, the question is answered quickly). I repeat, I have NEVER bought a single mod from this specific Kyrgyzstan developer-seller, but he/she answers my questions quickly. What's odd is about that is he/she has no obligation to answer ANY of my questions, and he/she does.

Which only leads me to believe that Bizarro World strikes again. I have interacted with (e.g., asked questions and/or bought from) people (allegedly) from Germany, Kyrgyzstan, all parts of the US, Canada, New Zealand, India, the Bahamas, Australia and other places. There are few people I can say are trustworthy not because they are generally untrustworthy but because they are seemingly unreliable.

Customer service post-mod sale is essential, regardless of a developer-buyer's expertise; it's a given or at least it should be. If a developer-seller offers to help, they should keep their word or don't offer. Also, learn to communicate (but not too much).

If any new developer-buyer would like my trusted developer-seller list, just ask (they are the usual suspects).