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DanEven if solo buys a spa can you see what a nightmare he will be if it needs service
Actually, I will merely hold my Delaership accountable to our agreement. And if he or she has a problem with that, then they would be the difficult one, not me.
Personally, if a dealer isn't willing to allow me to wet test prior to a deposit or some form of monetary transaction, I know it's not where I want to do business!You'll find historically that most dealers WANT people to wet test and do not put up obsticles to allow it. By being in the store and asking questions about spas, tells me you are serious and that would be enough for me as your salesperson.Sundance would be off my list in a BIG hurry with that attitude.I'm in the midst of buying a new SUV. If one of the car dealers asked me for a deposit prior to a test drive to show how serious I was about the purchase, I would walk out but not before being very clear why! I have better things to do with my time than shop for big ticket items that I'm not serious about buying.Here's another take on things...Some people walk into the store and ask, "how much is that one... how much is that one". Drove me NUTS! How can you determine VALUE by just price? I know these people are generally wasting time and kicking tires. If you went in with that concept, I could see a dealer being more stand-offish. There's different ways to show that you are serious and maybe your attitude was giving them a sense that you were just all about the money and not overall value. A cheaper pricetag is not always a better value right?
The Envoy will have a lot more power than the Sovereign does. Its two pumps really turn up the volume. But it will cost you more than $7,000.
The problem is that if I take every sales person off my list that hasn't been 100% truthful, then my selection goes down to almost nothing. For example, I have caught both my Sundance and Hotsprings dealers in what I consider to be lies, half truths, or misrpresentations of the truth. But I like the product they sell, so I gotta put up with it. You just have to put up with a certain amount BS from the dealer just like he has to put up with a certain amount of "tire kickers" or "time wasters".
...She wants to help me buy it. So I will spend $7000 of my money and she is gonna help me if I can't find what I need in that budget.
Yep 104 degrees...I would lump you in with the best used car salesman and ambulance chasing lawyers out there. When I go to 7 eleven, I expect to get a guy behind the counter that can barely speak English. And now, thanks to my interactions with you 104 degrees, when I walk into a spa delaership, I now expect to meet a lying, half truth telling, anything to get the sale, slick tongued devil.At least at Costco I wouldn't be dealing with the devil...
Well...whatever you do fro a living, I'm happy to NOT be one of your customers.quote]Thank christ
The benefit to you from buying from Costo, Wal-mart, or similar stores, is that you know you are getting the best price possible from them. No tire kicking, etc. May I suggest the Highlife spa from Costco, $5699.99 made from the makers of HotSpring. Great tub and a great price, plus no dealers to lie to you.
I have caught both my Sundance and Hotsprings dealers in what I consider to be lies, half truths, or misrpresentations of the truth.