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Old 10-27-2008 | 07:59 PM
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i have not bought a boat from scott but i have met him and know he is a straight up guy. i am sure if there was a problem he let you know. i guess the old saying [ you can't please everyone all the time ] is true.
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Old 10-27-2008 | 10:30 PM
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Dave, Your anger at Shogren is unwarranted. You chose to trade your boat at that price. You chose to take delivery of a boat with damage. You chose to give a perfect rating on the survey.
In your own words, Shogren paid for the damage. So what if it took a month? I only pay my bills once a month.
My husband is a certified marine surveyor and has done surveys on boats being purchased from Shogren. Shogren has always readily resolved any issues. And there are always issues with boats, new or used. Again, this is not Shogren's fault. It is just a fact of life.
It is unfortunate that you had a bad experience,however, you need to redirect your anger.
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Old 10-28-2008 | 07:16 AM
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Originally Posted by AIR TIME
I agree with you they pissed me off before on some posts, AND DT42 I feel sorry for you. you should NEVER let them take your boat out for a test run with out you being there. and if there was a bug troubles why did you or them not see it at the docks. I know I will never do anything with them to many bad posts here it seams. did you buy another boat yet AT has a nice boat in the 33/37/40 I think you should check them out, you won't have to worry about stress cracks like on most fountains I have seen in NE out in oceans off of mass RI NASTY WATER. WELL GOOD LUCK OH its funny how the boats sit and once you cave in its gone weeks.
have to worry about stress cracks like on most fountains
WoW whats with that ??????
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Old 10-28-2008 | 08:41 AM
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Lets just all be happy and get some naked women and beer on the boats and PARTEY .

Let it go, if i would of think about what was wrong with all the boats i had and have ,,,,,,,,,,,,Holly $hit ,,,,,,,,i would rater go swimming then. LOL
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Old 10-28-2008 | 12:07 PM
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Originally Posted by daredevil
......Let it go, if i would of think about what was wrong with all the boats i had and have ,,,,,,,,,,,,Holly $hit ,,,,,,,,i would rater go swimming then. LOL


Very true! When you think about it the whole industry is a little off. You can buy a cheap as chit new car and generally have few if any problems getting defects taken care of, up things to a higher end vehicle and likely you would have no trouble having a speck of dirt in the paint resolved. Now buy a several hundred thousand dollar boat, have a legit issue of any sort and most every manufacturer will tell you it's not covered. I actually had a customer service person tell me recently that the reason the paint blistered on my boat was because I exposed the boat to water for too long a period of time. WTF, I asked him, you can't get the boat wet? He didn't seem to have an answer for that. I guess in his mind it was all my fault, after all I was the one that got it wet.
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Old 10-28-2008 | 12:32 PM
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I won't comment on who's right wrong or indifferent. I know both parties through OSO in some way, and I will say both parties are above board.

This is a tough business, with another dealer in FL going down last night. Customer relations are extremely important. The two of you should call each other up, apologize in a effort to regane your friendship. Put the pride away, and just work it out. That's all I'm going to say. Good Luck Gentlemen. Jeff
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Old 10-28-2008 | 01:44 PM
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This is a tough business, with another dealer in FL going down last night. Jeff

Who folded last night?
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Old 10-29-2008 | 11:31 PM
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Yo....DT42 whats up these days
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Old 10-30-2008 | 12:06 AM
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Sorry to hear you had issues. I've met Scott and Greg. Both very nice guys, but they are in the business of selling boats.

Last year I flew to Chicago to check out a boat that Shogren said would run low-mid 90's on gps. We had multiple discussions about the boat, top speed etc. The day before I flew out he told me he had just sea-trialed the boat and ran into the Mid 80's or better with 4 guys and full fuel and assured me there was more left to go. Turned out the boat only ran upper 70's and touched 80 once for a moment on the gps with 2 people and tank reading near empty. Scott did apologize and later reimbursed me for my flight - which was a stand-up thing to do.

Thing is, if he had been honest with me from the beginning, I would not have skipped work and wasted an entire day traveling back and forth.

Point being, Shogren is not perfect. I'd be willing to bet they are better than many, possibly better than most, But not perfect.
Just my 2cents

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Old 10-30-2008 | 07:02 PM
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Originally Posted by socalstone
Sorry to hear you had issues. I've met Scott and Greg. Both very nice guys, but they are in the business of selling boats.

Last year I flew to Chicago to check out a boat that Shogren said would run low-mid 90's on gps. We had multiple discussions about the boat, top speed etc. The day before I flew out he told me he had just sea-trialed the boat and ran into the Mid 80's or better with 4 guys and full fuel and assured me there was more left to go. Turned out the boat only ran upper 70's and touched 80 once for a moment on the gps with 2 people and tank reading near empty. Scott did apologize and later reimbursed me for my flight - which was a stand-up thing to do.

Thing is, if he had been honest with me from the beginning, I would not have skipped work and wasted an entire day traveling back and forth.

Point being, Shogren is not perfect. I'd be willing to bet they are better than many, possibly better than most, But not perfect.
Just my 2cents
My 2cents! Why do people have 2 "TELL TALL STORIES" in the 1st place?? Few years ago, DROVE 3 1/2 hours 1 way 2 sign on a new 382 Formula w/ a dealer that had verbally given me a trade in $ 4 my 353. This was 2 B my 4th brand new ordered Formula! I was go'n 2 sign on all the paperwork & get the 382 ordered. Got there and talked boats w/ 1 partner 4 about an hour then the other partner came in and blurted out they will NOT take my trade. I walked out w/ my blind dog in tow! They new B4 I drove 2 C them they where not gunna take my trade yet they let me do the drive w/ all the excitement of ordering a new boat! BS PS I was not reimbursed 4 gas or my wasted X!
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