Tony Blomfield wrote:
> customers at them and let them handle the rubish. Sometimes they get so
> annoyed they start looking at alternatives - but as I say, it simply isn't
> worth our while to spend the time trying to get the product out of **** ****
> To hard - if you have to take that sort of crap, then its worth a decent
> margin.
One problem with the sealcorp stuffups is that we often don't get to hear about
them (or at least myself and Annie don't) - so if you have problems with
Sealcorp, please, please, please email Annie ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) and let her
know, it gives her documented evidence that she needs to make things better.
> The other alternative, is for us to buy overseas, and that is cheaper and
> easier than purchasing here. Sad isn't it.
Yes, I can only agree that it is, being a purchaser of many many books from
Amazon.com...
> Whats happening worth the Corba training Idea? If ya want to sell it, then
> for sure having a few more of us using it is going to help.
I have forwarded the messages on to Annie, I am speaking to her today so I will
find out whether she has seen them or not and if so, what the plan could
potentially be.
Richard
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