i am constantly checking out my competition. I usually stop by and see what they have to offer. First, check out their service. If no one approachs you in about 3 minutes, something is wrong. Unless they are busy with another customer, they should at least acknowledge your there. Next, ask a customer about there experience. If positive, you got a good shop. Finally, ask if u can check out their install bays. If they let you, it a great shop! If not, they have something to hide. And itnever hurts to ask as money questions as possible, to the installers and sale staff. If they leave you feeling confident, then you got a place to business. --- [email protected] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On Sat, 03 Dec 2005 12:22:54 -0800 (PST), darrick lain wrote: > > >So dont just run to the > >nearest shop and hand your keys over. Do some research > >first, check them out. > > Do you have any good suggestions as to how to check them out? > And the BBB is an inadequate response because there are too many > false negatives there. > > -- > Jerry > > Nothing is fool-proof to a talented fool. > - Unknown >
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