In before the lock!
Any business sense much? Clearly, you're the one that's entitled and clearly, you have 0 business sense. You should run a gun shop, you'd fit right in.
All your excuses don't mean crap. If someone's looking to buy something from you and your response is 'No', then that's crappy service and deserves it's own post. But folks like you seem to think being crapped on by businesses is what you're actually entitled to.
And just so people like you can comprehend the difference, when I ran a 100% online business out of my house, when I had someone local that wanted to pick up, they got my home email address and a time to drop by. And I happily took their money. Rather than sending them down the road to my competitors.
And that's about where I'm at these days. I'm headed right for the chains rather than the specialty shops. You'd think that the small shops would have better service, but the chains seem to be way better places to deal with generally speaking. I looked for a long time to find a local shop that I could deal with, and every single one I tried had service that was beyond absurd - except for one shop where I'd have probably done business with if we wasn't just to small to actually have stock.Long story short, I just bought $1200 worth of "gear" at Lebaron's on Merivale in Ottawa.
Lot of internet business insurance don't cover drop in's, it is also a big security issue especially when firearm is involved.
Oh, I guess you were also selling FIREARMS and other highly regulated goods out of your house right? The kind of stuff that not-so-nice people love to get a hold of. The kind of stuff the govt tried to sue Marstar over, right? Do you not see a difference between your online business and a business that has thousands of highly regulated goods in storage at any given time? Talk about apples to oranges.
Please
Last edited by stevelarry; 07-10-2013 at 10:50 PM.
They did not say no. , they said do it online and they will ship it to you. Please learn to read the facts and not create your own scenario that fits your terribly misguided viewpoint.
Yes, call all my legitimate reasons "excuses" and offer no counter arguments. Good one, I can tell you're a tycoon on industry.
Sometimes I wonder why i waste time reading these threads ...... then i laugh thinking responsible firearms owners will turn every 2 threads into drama while the initial topic was kind of relevant