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I would not be surprised if MS has paid people or put up fake posts like this to try and shed there terrible reputation.Here in MN they are sold as a middle of the road option (they are middle of the road) and they seem to be very energy hungry in the winter.Whats the serial number off your tub?
This review is suspicious for two reasons1. the amount of posts from new forum members with over the top glowing reviews of master spa. It happens at a noticeably higher rate than any other hot tub manufacturer. 2. the number of historical objections covered. The reviewer seems to hit on every major issue with master, from noise to build quality, to sales practices. On a side note, you're using it for 2 hours each night?!! at 102 degrees!! WOW. I've never heard of that. how do you find the time?
I'm not a dealer. I'm a consumer with first hand experience of master spas business practices. In my search I visited master along with many other dealers. I was unbiased and held no preconceptions about any hot tub. Master was one of the worst sales experience i've ever had. Not just in hot tubs, in anything. And I definitely care if a dealer engages in shady business practices. So, no. There's plenty of truth to the narrative that master engages in shady and deceptive business practices in the name of selling hot tubs. I ended up buying a sundance and i've been very happy with the hot tub and the dealer. Glad you're happy with your purchase. Could it also be possible that Master owners have a chip on their shoulder from all the negative pub? From my perspective - someone who neither sells hot tubs nor purchased a master spa - it seems like yes.but yeah. I'm sure Master have some happy customers too.
Quote from: silversun on June 26, 2019, 04:58:40 pmI'm not a dealer. I'm a consumer with first hand experience of master spas business practices. In my search I visited master along with many other dealers. I was unbiased and held no preconceptions about any hot tub. Master was one of the worst sales experience i've ever had. Not just in hot tubs, in anything. And I definitely care if a dealer engages in shady business practices. So, no. There's plenty of truth to the narrative that master engages in shady and deceptive business practices in the name of selling hot tubs. I ended up buying a sundance and i've been very happy with the hot tub and the dealer. Glad you're happy with your purchase. Could it also be possible that Master owners have a chip on their shoulder from all the negative pub? From my perspective - someone who neither sells hot tubs nor purchased a master spa - it seems like yes.but yeah. I'm sure Master have some happy customers too.For the umpteenth time, I care about product quality not about how they penetrate their sales markets. That's between them and their dealers. I would much rather have a high performing tub than concern myself about their tent sales. The support I've gotten from my dealer has been terrific. The product is terrific. Go ahead and not buy a good tub because your social conscience is trumping your tub experience. I'll take those wicked jets thanks. The only chip I have on my shoulder is for the newbies who are getting diverted from a solid product by the bulls**t they are hearing here. Case in point, this thread. The OP does a rigorous analysis and concludes that the tub doesn't cost a lot to run. But the OP gets dismissed a faker now. And me, well my methods are not rigorous, so I must be wrong, or lying.Good luck newbie. If you're looking for me I'm getting in my high-performance tub for a soak. Over and out.