Subject	It is not always cut and dry.
Posted by	dpjax on April 28, 2005 at 12:30 PM
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In Reply To	How should one handle problems with a vendor? posted by SeedyROM on April 19, 2005 at 01:55 AM
Message	There are often circumstances that can make assigning blame difficult. Of course, the best testament is how the vendor reacts to these allegations/problems. Common sense says the that individuals attempt to resolve the problem with the vendor first. We need a product/vendor review section here. At least you would know what to expect in such an area. Make people provide an invoice number so each complaint/comment is legit and verified. Let others put in their .02 cents, and let users take it all with a grain of salt. I don't like seeing someone post that a particular vendor helped them out only to have 4,000 LOL/ROFL/etc posts by the members that hate that particular vendor (warranted or not). :)
Follow Ups	How should one handle problems with a vendor? - SeedyROM 01:55:19 04/19/05 lol (n/m) - College Boy 03:21:43 04/19/05 There's one point proven - SeedyROM 03:38:02 04/19/05 LOL dude get a clue..I meant nothing negative by it - College Boy 12:52:58 04/19/05 Yeah, *I* am the clueless one... (n/m) - SeedyROM 15:21:20 04/19/05 igmore the bad post. toss support out there for them and - Halo Z 04:22:03 04/19/05 I don't know what this is in reference to, but here's what I - CowBoy -- $$$ PiTT 06:05:31 04/19/05 70 views and 16 votes? Such cowards. - SeedyROM 14:37:13 04/19/05 Other-take it up with the vendor,ask them bout the aligation (n/m) - scottinald 22:51:37 04/19/05 Read every post about every company carefully - maglito 00:52:32 04/20/05 Shoot me an E- Mail if you want, I need you to explain... - TwinTurboGTR 08:17:22 04/20/05 maybe the customer who was treated unfairly should post it? - Z32POWER.com 18:21:54 04/22/05 It is not always cut and dry. - dpjax 12:30:13 04/28/05
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