Kate's spread and reading
(The Scales)
Tom's introduction:
I would buy a car on the Internet. The guy selling it (the owner himself) would be ready to deliver for a small amount. Can you please tell me about the car’s and the owner’s reliability? I have to make the decision within three days that is your answer should arrive at latest time tomorrow in the evening. I have to transfer the full price of the car.
Thanks a lot
Tom
Spread: The Scales
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Dear Tom,
The Spread shows the intentions. Both of you are basically reliable.
The gipsy cards shows on your side a certain suspect because you are new on this field, this is your first attempt, so you are like a little child. On the other hand you will be happy about the whole ad
The gipsy cards shows on the owner’s side that he is upset because he liked this car despite of troubles, occur always with cars. He is new in this business too.
So all you both have to do is to trust.
Turning point is your vanity: if you are open and confident, the other party will be open and confident too.
The evergreen brightness of the lucky gipsy star should show your destination.
Kate
Thanks a lot for your help. You and the gipsy cards were right. I transferred both the price of the car and the transfer costs. My partner had a pleasant surprise and he called me happily several times when he was on the road. He gave me report, how good the engine run, how he enjoyed the trip and how low the fuel consume was. I awaited him at the last fuel station before he reached the city centre, and took him home. It was a joyride for me with the new powerful car. We had dinner together and a couple of beers. As fare as I can see, we became friends.