I agree with what you are saying except that you don't always "get what you pay for".
Sometimes (all too often these days) you pay for better service but still don't get it. This leads to many not seeing the point and going to the 'bucket-shops' anyway. But yes, if you don't pay for the service you can be pretty certain you wont get it! > -----Original Message----- > From: Boris Liberman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: 12 December 2003 16:24 > To: Brian Dipert > Subject: Re: Adorama > > > Hi! > > BD> Here's what I think about Adorama: > > BD> www.reed-electronics.com/ednmag/article/CA339719 > > BD> John Francis had a similar *ist D experience with them > > In a nutshell my experience can be expressed in a very > simple, albeit unpleasant rule - "You get what you pay for". > This factors in the customer service too. > > I cannot comment on your experience with Adorama, though my > co-worker had very similar experience with one of Israeli > leading auctioning sites. Anyway, there has to be a reason > why certain something costs less in shop A than in shop B. > Normally, it is customer service that suffers first. > > My experience is purely Israeli, so perhaps it applies to USA > with this note in mind. > > Finally, when I was looking for a shop where to buy my stuff, > I saw some less-then-outstanding feedbacks about Adorama and > chose B&H. I hadn't have a problem with them, though it was > only one transaction... > > I don't think that customer service of internet based shops > is going to get any better any soon. I do hope that I may be > proven wrong. > > Peace and Good Shopping for you <g>. > > Boris > >
