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One other thing to consider, I've heard of people posing as customers just to get a free soak in a hot tub. They tend to be younger people, but not always. Who knows, maybe he's run into a lot of that and wants to keep the users to a minimum.
I don't know how all the dealers feel about this, but this is where I stand on wet tests.COME ON IN as many times as you want to! I'm not going to ask you for $100 to test your seriousness. I understand that the reason you are here is because you are seriously considering buying my product. I WANT you to buy my product because you will enjoy it. If you're still wet testing at my store, that means I am still in the game.You see, I understand my place in the world. I am selling luxury products that everyone wants but only some are able to afford. I will cater to you and treat you as a guest. I want you to have a great experience so that you will tell your friends about that "good ol' boy down there sellin' Hot Springs jacuzzies". I'm not going to play games with you, I'm going to answer your questions "Yes Ma'am" and "No Sir".Don't think for a minute I'll put up with any Mickey Mouse BS either. We reserve the right to refuse service to anyone. Those folks seem to be few and far between.Terminator
Sounds good. Will you fill and refill a model for a customer multiple times or do you have all HS models dry and wet on the floor?
My final 2 choices got multiple wet tests. In fact, the LA Spa dealer researched the HotSpring Vanguard I was leaning toward, and matched it to the ones in the LA line that were comparable in depth and seating. I tested 3-4 in her shop that day! Finally decided on the Vanguard, because hubby liked the looks of it better (he refused to wet test).