Is it me????

[wrinkleface]

Or R dealers work'n customers over worse & worse???( as I read some of the threads) U would think in this economy they would B cross'n the I's & dot'n the T's 2 take care of new & keep return customers?????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????? ???????????????????????????????????????????

[DollaBill]

Many are on the edge and service is suffering. Just a bad time and place

[wjb21ndtown]

That's the problem... You can't worry about repeat customers when you're on the verge of locking your doors at the end of the month... They might be screwing themselves in the long run, but it seems that some are being a bit unscrupulous to stay afloat.

I don't agree with it, but it does seem to be the case.

[wrinkleface]

Many are on the edge and service is suffering. Just a bad time and place

especially w/ the puter age & the ease of exposure, nut'n like shoot'n yo-self in the azz!!

[Sea-Dated]

Going to be a while before it get's any better too.

[Interceptor]

I think a good portion of the marine service industry once worked as carnival hucksters or door to door cancer insurance salesmen.

ed

[wrinkleface]

I think a good portion of the marine service industry once worked as carnival hucksters or door to door cancer insurance salesmen.

ed

based on MANY of my own BAD experiences I believe U may B B'n kind!!!!

[WMF]

Many are on the edge and service is suffering. Just a bad time and place

Service is where the money is right now, not sales, so everything is being put towards fixing, selling parts and hauling boats and watercraft!! And trust me if you have a good marine business with a good rep you are busy right now!

[GB]

Here's a response I got from a worldly business man that tries to defend service from a well established performance vendor.

Nope not at all. If you need to call up Bam for example you can talk to them about parts and they are very helpfull, but they still send you to the internet to place the order. It not only helps them I am sure to get all the orders filled but also to make sure that there are no mistakes and billing is done properly. Very little margine on this stuff so any mistake can kill you. If you want to know how businesses turn out that write orders down long hand on knapkins then look at how Trick turned out.

Could give two phucko's... The sale was lost and will continue if adjustments aren't made in this small corner of bizz.

[Audiofn]

Here's a response I got from a worldly business man that tries to defend service from a well established performance vendor.



Could give two phucko's... The sale was lost and will continue if adjustments aren't made in this small corner of bizz.

Go ahead and purchase from Trick and companies like him then, you must feel good about a guy writing your order down on a napkin. I will go with a company that has history and credability with delivering parts. Bam is tops in the business, ask around, don't take my word for it. He has gotten me parts that no one else was able to find. Just because you can not use a computer does not make them bad.