Dealers hijacking the discussions
Audiotroy, even though I’m new here, I’ve belonged to many forums in the last 25 years. I’m not confused what ’hijacking’ is. Nor salesmanship. As I said, if you have something to add, I don’t think anyone would complain, if you did it in a different manner. I think you’re doing yourself a dis-service here. That’s all. Take care, L. |
Dave, I'll add my two cents, as a newcomer. I've been here less than a year, look through the forum on a somewhat casual basis, and knew (or felt I knew) exactly who the OP was talking about. It's that obvious. Most everything of yours that I've read appears to have merit, but when the entire thread is hijacked, repeatedly, that's where the problem seems to be. If you're alienating potential customers, it's not in your best interest. Less is more. Just my opinion, from the outside looking in, L. |
The point really should be is the product a valid recomendation that the OP may like? The point actually is whether the recommendation is valid (or perhaps 'uncolored' would be a better adjective) due to the fact that your livelihood is selling what you recommend. That is the true elephant in the room. To suggest otherwise is disingenuous. In my world, I never "shun anyone pitching a new idea". Neither am I so naive that I imagine salesmen are doing so because they only want to help me. This will be my last post on the subject, Dave. |
It works both ways. That’s exactly right. You can stop at any time just as easily. Go look at the number of posts in the thread, and then count the number of them that are yours. In my entire life, I’ve yet to see an argument with only one participant. I said it in my first post, but I’ll say it again, you’re not doing yourself any favors here, audiotroy, no matter what you may think. L. |
audiotroy463 posts10-27-2017 10:29pm The solution to all of this is simple NO One should be attacking anyone on these forums. Sounds great. When will you implement this new plan? |
