Let's face it a company would have to dedicate a person full time to
answer the E-mails they would get and if they don't understand what's
"out there/here" they won't be apt to do that.
I have a customer (electrical construction) that I'm trying to teach
this to. He has 150 antique tractors that he wants to display and to
sell some of them, but won't sit down long enough to learn the
potential of the internet.
Whatta ya gonna do!!
Joe F.
---Steve Malikoff MV list account wrote:
>
> G'day all,
> Has anyone on the list dealt with "Brian's Military Jeeps" in
California?
> I've sent a few emails asking for a couple of prices of some stuff
he has,
> but received no response except "It's in the catalog" for my first
message,
> and nothing at all after that.
>
> I'd like to order some parts without having to spend the $15 AUD it
would
> cost to get a $3 USD catalog shipped on its own; I'd rather pay the
3 USD
> as part of an order. It just seems strange to me, to send bad vibes
to
> potential customers?
>
> Steve.
> steven@phaedra.apana.org.au
>
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