Are home based NAM Vendors of less value to NAM members?

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Dec 22, 2009 | 07:50 PM

#51

btwdriver

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Originally Posted by AutoXCooper.com

The 2nd page proves that I must doing something right. My biz is growing, the right people hate me and always post the half truth about the facts. The other vendor in question called me a name in a post last night.

I have made my point and those not drinking the Old Boy NAM Koolaid know the truth and are voting with their orders.

I'm off this thread, never returning, you three have fun with each other.

Since you seem to have time to search the Internet for unless info try and find a single customer of mine with a complaint and try and find another parts vendor on NAM that every posted on a thread linking to other parts vendors on NAM selling the same parts.

By the way Mark, I have yet to get a single PM from any vendor in the OP.

Hello Mods, you might think about closing this thread since it's way off topic and as long as the above three are posting here it will never be on topic again.

Honestly what did you really hope to achieve from this thread? It just seems like a pissing match between you and the other vendors. I live in Dallas and do business directly with TSW (one of your mentioned businesses). I do business with them because they have first hand knowledge of the products that they developed. That is the kind of value that I look for in a vendor. In that case, I don't care if their business is run out of their house or not.

Seeing how you have failed to make even a remote case for why you provide value, I guess I will not be doing business with you.

I do not personally wish you any bad luck, but this line is very short sided of you.

Jan 1, 2010 | 01:26 PM

#52

lotsie

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I think he left the building, as the saying goes.

Mark

Mar 25, 2010 | 07:59 PM

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A wise and compassionate man once told me, "you don't walk into a restaurant with eggs and bacon in your hands and ask the cook to cook them for you. Neither should you walk into a mechanics shop with parts in your hand and ask him to install them for you. Let him make his profit off the parts."