A question I'd like to ask Thermospa

[wmccall]

I was eating lunch today and saw the commercial with Reason #11 to own a thermospa.  I think I have also seen #12. What were the first 10? Is this written down anywhere?

For those of you over 30, I used to work for Henry Bloch, and I never asked him for his list (H&R Block)

[East_TX_Spa]

1.  Custom built luxury-World's best built hot tub
2.  Quality control
3.  Final inspection
4.  Prestige and recognition
5.  Relaxation
6.  Reconnect with your family
7.  Romance- quietest tub in the industry
8.  Year 'round enjoyment
9.  "We turn water into therapy"
10.  Relief from aches, pains, and sore muscles

Straight out of the brochure...

Term

[wmccall]

1.  Custom built luxury-World's best built hot tub
2.  Quality control
3.  Final inspection
4.  Prestige and recognition
5.  Relaxation
6.  Reconnect with your family
7.  Romance- quietest tub in the industry
8.  Year 'round enjoyment
9.  "We turn water into therapy"
10.  Relief from aches, pains, and sore muscles

Straight out of the brochure...

Term

Hmm, the ad says reason to buy a THERMOSPA hot tub, most of these look like reasons to by A hot tub, and a couple are certainly questionable.

[Jacuzzi Jim]

 And when it breaks, who ya gonna call??

[windsurfdog]

I like #4...would that be recognition by your neighbors when you are "nekkid" in the tub?  

[hottubdan]

And when it breaks, who ya gonna call??

The web site says they have a nationwide network of service technicians.
The web site also does not have a copy of the warranty.

[Water Boy]

The web site says they have a nationwide network of service technicians.
The web site also does not have a copy of the warranty.

Here is their warranty:
http://www.thermospas.com/features/warranty.php

[East_TX_Spa]

That is simply the first page of their warranty.

The first page of a warranty means diddly squat.

The second page of ANY warranty is the interesting part.

"Everything You Need to Know About a Company is on Page 2 of the Warranty"

That's a good name for a book, or at least a pamphlet.

Term

[hottubdan]

That doesn't even look like the 1st page of their warranty.  It looks to me like marketing fluff.

[Chas]

Dan is right - again. Sheesh.

Many makers - T Spa included - put up great pages telling you about their warranty. But few put the actual warranty up.

I have told my customers for 22 years now, "Read the warranty."

8-)

[hottubdan]

Dan is right - again. Sheesh.

Many makers - T Spa included - put up great pages telling you about their warranty. But few put the actual warranty up.

I have told my customers for 22 years now, "Read the warranty."

8-)

[104 degrees]

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