Ryan, point taken.
Would you rather deal with someone of my position or Rob's?
patience or impatience?
Direct call or forum complaint?
I will refrain from speaking on behalf of craftsmen then.
As a tradesman which I am qualified to speak I would respond from my point of view. I don't call my customer to update them, if they are concerned they call me. They hire me from a position of trust and reputation. I respect that and appreciate that let me tell you.
Once a fella thought he would press me about the job, I turned offered him my tools, without prejudice, he got it and left me to do my job which by the way he could not do. (Electrician)
Cheers,
Walter....
CR600 with an attitude
Walter, after the stunt you pulled twice on me by cutting and pasting what I wrote here and then putting it on the Crosman forum (the first time I forgave you, the second time, I can't let pass)...in my opinion, you have no integrity nor any more credibility....I'm sorry to say that I was wrong about you....I thought you might be a decent guy...but alas...I was wrong. I pity those you hire you...in my humble opinion you play underhandedly and you are very sneaky...I wouldn't trust you further than I could throw you....
Get off your high horse...you are a very petty individual worthy of no respect.
Get off your high horse...you are a very petty individual worthy of no respect.
Walter, the short answer to your question is this: If I coonduct my business in such a way that a client even begins to feel frustrated, I am not doing an adequate job, and deserve any public complaining.
Something I learned long ago in business: Keep 'em happy, and you won't have to worry about it.
And I trust this post will remain on this board?
Ryan
Something I learned long ago in business: Keep 'em happy, and you won't have to worry about it.
And I trust this post will remain on this board?
Ryan
