Im sensoring my own response because Im certain it would violate several rules. You made that way too easy

Sir? I prefer ma'am thank you. And, looking isnt cheating. $25 for a slap on the ***, thats cheap!

 

Don't mind Jerry. He has absolutely no respect for women. He's so hopeless with women he had to buy, er marry, a mail order bride. Ooops, sorry Jerry.

I on the other hand, know how to talk to a chick, baby.

 

Chick? Yah, youre smooth

 

And yet you keep insisting I call you Bid Daddy Loder with those same lips....

It is all about the quality of the ***, I will have you know...

As long as I take my meds between 6 and 6:30..

What about all those promises of financial support you have made to me?

This just proves that you never listen to me. It's about J. Gordon Liddy, Buddhism and the NASA Moon mission..
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I might be predictable, moody and intoxicated, but I am never easy.

I prefer ma'ams myself.

 

did somebody say gang bangdid somebody say Brad Pitt

 

C'mon baby - don't be like that.....

If you ever get out on the left coast, I'd like to take you for a ride in my IROC.

What's your sign? I'm a Taurus - mooooooooooooooo.

 

Don't listen to Skippy. He thinks he is "Taurus", but he is more like Aries with Cancer rising (translation: he is a lamb with crabs).

 

oh man, i just ate a 1/2 pint of haagen-dazs reading this thread... and
it wasn't even mine...

wife's going to be pissed when she finds out her cup is empty.

 

First, I have to agree with the folks who think the Tire Rack could have done more. If the customer is not at fault, I think the Tire Rack could have secured a life-long business relationship by catering more to the customer. Okay, they may lose money on this particular deal, but they may get more business (and money) in the long term. Happy customers become loyal customers and spread the word. Witness all the NAM folks coming to the defense of the Tire Rack. The customer didn't choose the shipper, the Tire Rack did. They should deal with the shipper. In an ideal world, the customer should have been able to walk away from that situation/transaction saying "Wow, what a great vendor!" But if the vendor doesn't want to go that way, that's their business decision, but they should not be surprised or disappointed if some folks choose to find a different vendor. Even though the vast majority of customers seem to have had good-to-great experiences with Tire Rack, the vendor only gets once chance to make a good first impression. Sounds like they could have done a bit better on this case. That's my two cents.

Second, I knew Tire Rack was a sponsor of NAM and I have been thinking for a while about new wheels and tires. I've been contemplating getting them from the Tire Rack. However, I was going to just go online or call the number in the MC2 advertisement. What's this about going through Alex? Is he the local NAM rep through which we all should be placing orders? Does he get a commission for this? Do we get a NAM discount? What's the story?

Thanks.

 

i think tirerack did everything they should have done.
cheap customers will always be cheap... complainers
will always complain. and the buyer selects the carrier
during check-out.

loyalty only works on customers that repetitively purchase...
and not everyone buys tires/wheels frequently. and im not
going to be hit with higher prices when i make my purchases
at TR caused by selfish acts by other customers.

no thanks

 

 

Ewe!!

 

There is a line, however, between bending over backward for the customer and bending over forward.

 

I guess I just didn't think that because a first time customer feels a vendor could do more to try to resolve a problem that was not the customer's fault that the customer must be a cheap complainer. Frankly, I give my customers more credit and respect than that, especially when they haven't yet established a pattern of being disrespectful of me or my business.

 

I have discussed this with Skip. Both of us would be willing to pay to see this.

 

Xbook is many things:

- a communist
- a Mario Lopez groupie
- dyslexic
- the lead singer of Mandonna
- hard on the eyes

........but he is neither a complainer or cheap. As his current girlfriend's former on and off again lover, I resent you accusing him as such.

 

They've got pills now for that "yo-yo" problem. Match your car and your fridge, too.

 

 

Think it might be in the delivery

 

wait, i thought it was UPS that screwed this up. UPS should have
done more... like find it and deliver by end of the same day. tirerack
does not need to do more. customer selected to ship UPS. as soon
as it loads onto the truck it is technically already in the customer's
hands at that point.

i select FedEX since that ordeal i had...

lol! hahahaha as mentioned above, business is business. g/f
selected UPS. that's where the problem started.

 

An IROC huh? If it has t-tops Im there.

Im a Taurus......

 

ROFLMBO!!!!

I gots lots of whine, it just ain't under the bonnet.

 

well, when you are a serious detailer every little thing is a problem
so we all whine to a degree.

 

Hey I have a low-budget version of the Skippy fridge....

 

looks like we've beaten this to death and run off track, so I'm going to draw this to a close.