That is good to know that you are not that way. Perhaps I have misread the intentions of your posts. We all have to be careful (me included) about how others may take the context of our posts. In this section on the forum (which happens to be the Donzi section) you made a few valid points earlier on about Donzi's treatment of Andrew. After Donzi did not come through, you went as far as to say that anyone that defended Donzi at this point is a TOOL. Although there are two sides of every story, if things are as they appear, this is probably a good point too and that's enough said. To follow that up with the BS meter post and whatever else that may have been deleted sounds kind of like gloating to me. This in especially true in front of the Donzi section of the forum where there are many brand loyal folks that (like myself) are probably dissappointed with the way Donzi seems to have handled this situation.

Since you are a humble guy, I hope that you will take my comments as a perspective of a guy that reads your posts and not trying to judge you. It sounds like many of us are disspointed and want to see Andy get a nice boat. I hope that something works out for the better in the end:ernaehrung004:

Point taken,

The deleted post was simply a duplicate (with spelling errors) After I deleted it I had a feeling it would look the same way you took it. The bottom line is that I hope Andy gets his boat.

Also I hope Donzi can get back on track. I really like the boats.

send this sox guy to the sunsation site!!

Sorry to read about this situation. We have been getting ****ed around by Donzi for months on warranty issues. I will never buy another. Customer Service should be #1 and at Donzi they can't even call you back, every time they have said I will call you right back I get nothing, then 5 days later I'll get an email from them. Chuck @ Donzi is the weakest person for customer service I have ever talked to and he is supposedly some kind of boss.
If you stick around waiting on them at this rate you might be boating by Labor Day and by then they could make it a 2011. With the way they take care of us after the sale I'm suprised they are still around, I always thought is was because i only bought a 28zx but now i relalize thats just how they do it.

As of today, the CEO of Donzi has gotten involved in the deal. Craig claims that the CEO says that my boat will be built next week. Trust me I won't hold my breath. So we will just have to wait another week and see if anything happens. If nothing happens, I am going to be looking at another brand boat next weekend.

Good luck, but in today's climate there are a lot of guys who will bend over backwards to hook you up ASAP with a great boat and treat you like family. I like the Donzi's, but they flat out have not earned your business, period.

Good luck either way, and keep us posted.:drink:

I like your new "boat description".:party-smiley-004:

Your best advise to date...

Hmmmmm warranty work...who would've known! :eek:

Next week will be the deciding factor in the deal. If Donzi can come through on the boat and meet the concessions that I asked for, I think I could live with the fact I had to get jerked around.

You wouldn't believe the response that this thread had gotten. The factory guys at Donzi have been watching this thread, and I think they are on damage control at this point. In these trying economic times, no company needs negativity. So, hopefully Donzi can come through on their end of the deal.

I believe that is what they call "the power of OSO".;)

Not defending Donzi but welcome to the economy. Donzi had to lay off 60% of there work force, just like anyother production boat manafacture! MTI, Nor-Tech, Cigarette are holding there own. Banks are not lending money! Banks ar not holding notes for buisness's, Floor Plan companies are cutting back, Dealers are folding and going out of buisness. Boats get returned to the manafacture and they have to buy the boat back. Its a problem, buy a boat thats already built "No problem" The dealer will probably kiss your A## in Macy's Window. Bulding a boat to fit your needs now becomes an issue. Cost of production with a skeleton crew is duff. I have been to Donzi and in full swing they would work 7 days and nights. In this Economy the first thing to go is your toys. Boats and RV'S Foreclosers on boats is at a world time high. Thats why High end manafactures want 1/4 down 1/4 in the mold 1/4 at 3/4done and the last 1/4 on compleition. This will most likley be the future of boating.