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Dear lucknow1,
What EXACTLY was the information you received on this house? Do you have a set of signed blueprints? Do you have a letter certifying this house from the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation? Or did someone just casually say that this house was designed by Mr. Wright without furnishing any backup of that statement and you believed him?
I told you how you can verify that your house IS NOT designed by Mr. Wright. Go to the library and look up the book I specified. In it you will find that he designed three houses in Texas that are still standing in Amarillo, Dallas and Houston.
Please delete all references to Frank Lloyd Wright on your listing immediately or I will notify eBay that you are attempting to perpetrate a fraud on the public.
- pringstrom
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Dear pringstrom,
Thanks again for your concern. Your e-mail has been forwarded to the real estate agent to
research this concern. The agent is in Kingsville over 30 years and handled this property as well.Mr. Wright's name will be deleted until the research is completed. Thank you.
Thanks for your timely action, Paul. It appears to have had the desired effect -- lacking outright acknowledgement of the error, as is common among those caught out, I suppose.