I dislike sellers, who give neither address nor phone on their sites.
Thanks, I agree and decide not to buy from there. I 99.999% stay away
number on a website and you are running the business from home you are
I also try to stay away, because when I look up sites I often are just looking for a telephone
Who presses you to pick up the phone if you don't want the business?
.Why should I do business with a guy who does not want to tell me his
.Sounds like you expect *me* to work, guess and hope, to enable
. WTF...exclude the rest of the world, right, thats good business.Archon wrote:
Thats a somewhat jaded view of online sellers. If you put a telephone
number on a website and you are running the business from home you are
likely to get calls all hours of the day and night from international
buyers.
Who presses you to pick up the phone if you don't want the business?
If you communicate your address and phone number on your website
and serve customers well, you will likely get very few phone calls.
You may even put "Only US customers" onto your site, or "Please
call only between 14:00 and 14:05 eastern time"
Similarly if he's running the business from home he may not want
to broadcast his home address across the web.
Why should I do business with a guy who does not want to tell me his
address? That is, who does not want to tell me where my money will
disappear to
Using a bit of
common sense and whois can easily sort the good from the bad, and you
can tell by emailing the guy if he is interested in providing a good
service or not. (No, its not my website)JC
Sounds like you expect *me* to work, guess and hope, to enable
somebody else to earn money from me.
Jeeez, man, I'm not looking for voters. I am *his* opportunity, and he
should try to grab it
Regards,
H.
So in the age of the internet you should put "US customers only"
....and for 1-man operations,You may even put "Only US customers" onto your site,
or "Please call only between 14:00 and 14:05 eastern time"
More salient points.
What you are talking about is a *hobby*.
I'm exactly talking about the minor sharks, who profit from not being
Where would you guess that from?
If I don't stop on websites of sellers who keep themselves in the dark
.Advice:
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Now what do we think of somebody, who posts just this,
Now what do we think of somebody, who posts just this,
For the best in online manuals AND customer service:Archon wrote:
I'm not talking about a major online business here where I agree contact
info should be available,
I'm exactly talking about the minor sharks, who profit from not being
traceable and easy change of disguise by web-technology.
I guess you don't run an online business.
Where would you guess that from?
It IS up to you to ascertain
whether a website seller is genuine, do your homework and you won't get
screwed.
If I don't stop on websites of sellers who keep themselves in the dark
I'm rather certain to not get screwed
There's one major manual seller famous for taking orders then
telling customers he will go find the manual and send it within 3 weeks,
he has his contact numbers etc listed...good seller? I don't think so.
Advice:
a) - Never buy from people who promise to go get the item
from somewhere. Rather go yourself and find out, who
actually owns the wanted item and will sell it to you.
b) - If somebody promises to get you something, let him get it
first, and only pay him if he did deliver.
Regards,
H.
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....and when seeking data, avoid the spamming idiots as well.