Drivetrain How I removed lots of mods and made lots more power… (Warning - long & detailed post)
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08-03-2007, 06:30 PM
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#154
08-03-2007, 06:49 PM
Who knows...maybe I'm wrong. I'll be happy to delete my own posts should that not be the case by why else would a non-moderator vendor mgmt person come in to this thread and censor comments from two dissenting opinions? You do the math.
#158
08-03-2007, 07:31 PM
If we removed all the mods (from NAM) then we find the ultimate power lays with the people.
Bwahahahahaha
If you are funny challanged please note this post is supposed to be a funny.
No electrons to my knowledge were offended by this post, some however; were quite excited.
Bwahahahahaha
If you are funny challanged please note this post is supposed to be a funny.
No electrons to my knowledge were offended by this post, some however; were quite excited.
#159
08-03-2007, 10:41 PM
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By strict definition, what PGT felt occurred to him (bait and switch) did not happen, because he was sold the product (& service) he came in to buy... it just was more expensive than he was led to believe. I believe a closer term to have used is "false advertising" based upon the unexpected price change. However, I do not know the full details of where the higher price came from, so I am not actually agreeing with certainty that it actually WAS false advertising. I'm merely trying to differentiate between that term and "bait and switch".
It seems to me that it would be in the best interest of LDG, its customers and the entire NAM community if all future advertised offers (from ANY vendor) were more specific about what is, and is not, included. However it should also be understood and accepted that every car is different, and there will be occassions where additional parts or labor are needed to complete the job satisfactorily... the key then is that the vendor needs to properly and fully communicate with the customer when those occassions come up.
Please note that the above is simply me stating my opinion on the entire thing. It is not an "official NAM policy". That only truly comes from Mark and his employees (which Sam is).
That being said, I'd like to suggest we try now to put this ugly incident behind us and try to focus on the original topic!Exactly!
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#161
08-03-2007, 11:21 PM
I love the MINI community. We're all a great bunch of people - I tell myself that everytime I try to read a thread without any drama. But at times like these, It just feels like we're a bunch of grown-ups acting like kids. If you have any counter points - as some may call it - do so in an objective manner. All this chest thumping and slandering and such is childish. Lets further our MINI experience and share the good times and lets not revert to our first grade antics.
Drunken banter over.....
Drunken banter over.....
#162
08-04-2007, 03:22 AM
I love the MINI community. We're all a great bunch of people - I tell myself that everytime I try to read a thread without any drama. But at times like these, It just feels like we're a bunch of grown-ups acting like kids. If you have any counter points - as some may call it - do so in an objective manner. All this chest thumping and slandering and such is childish. Lets further our MINI experience and share the good times and lets not revert to our first grade antics.
Drunken banter over.....
Drunken banter over.....
Your quote ... now what where you saying again.
#165
08-04-2007, 07:47 AM
I had nothing to do with PGT's posts getting pulled. I didn't even notice until way after the fact.
How about this idea. All the vendors on NAM should provide some info on their operation, a bio so to speak. Pictures of the facility, history, community involvement, equipment and capabilities, staff and post this on NAM. I'm talking about the things that established businesses have and do. This way it will be easier for our potential customers to see what is going on behind the scenes and this may shed some light on why vendors have different overheads. One would think that other information providers like MC2 magazine,for example, would do an article on where all these ideas and products come from and from whom rather than just infomercials for their advertisers. I've talked with other vendors about this and there seems to be quite a bit of interest in this idea. Let's see what happens.
How about this idea. All the vendors on NAM should provide some info on their operation, a bio so to speak. Pictures of the facility, history, community involvement, equipment and capabilities, staff and post this on NAM. I'm talking about the things that established businesses have and do. This way it will be easier for our potential customers to see what is going on behind the scenes and this may shed some light on why vendors have different overheads. One would think that other information providers like MC2 magazine,for example, would do an article on where all these ideas and products come from and from whom rather than just infomercials for their advertisers. I've talked with other vendors about this and there seems to be quite a bit of interest in this idea. Let's see what happens.
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08-04-2007, 09:30 AM
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08-04-2007, 10:41 AM
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08-04-2007, 11:04 AM
I had nothing to do with PGT's posts getting pulled. I didn't even notice until way after the fact.
How about this idea. All the vendors on NAM should provide some info on their operation, a bio so to speak. Pictures of the facility, history, community involvement, equipment and capabilities, staff and post this on NAM. I'm talking about the things that established businesses have and do. This way it will be easier for our potential customers to see what is going on behind the scenes and this may shed some light on why vendors have different overheads. One would think that other information providers like MC2 magazine,for example, would do an article on where all these ideas and products come from and from whom rather than just infomercials for their advertisers. I've talked with other vendors about this and there seems to be quite a bit of interest in this idea. Let's see what happens.
How about this idea. All the vendors on NAM should provide some info on their operation, a bio so to speak. Pictures of the facility, history, community involvement, equipment and capabilities, staff and post this on NAM. I'm talking about the things that established businesses have and do. This way it will be easier for our potential customers to see what is going on behind the scenes and this may shed some light on why vendors have different overheads. One would think that other information providers like MC2 magazine,for example, would do an article on where all these ideas and products come from and from whom rather than just infomercials for their advertisers. I've talked with other vendors about this and there seems to be quite a bit of interest in this idea. Let's see what happens.
