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DysonInventsBig
Location: USA
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Original Message Mar 1, 2009 5:50 pm |
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CarmineD
Joined: Dec 31, 2007
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Reply #126 Jul 27, 2009 6:54 am |
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Carmine,
Call it anything you want. It sure is a better choice than taking the advise from rock-throwers that have little to no impact on greater society.
DIB DIB: I call them as I see them. There is a valid reason that the vacuum cleaner store owners and operators [the backbone of the vacuum industry in the USA, not the supposed innovators with 475 paid engineers who charge luxury prices for nothing more than average with a sugar coated marketed as in hype] are called indies as in independents. They don't cotton and/or are beholden to any one brand. They pck and choose the best for their clientele for the price. They are not puppets on a string manipulated by a pied piper called James like you are here. Your theory about a huge nationwide independent vacuum store owner/operator conspiracy against dyson and James is a hoax, a con, just like many of the dyson product claims. It's the pied piper's calling to keep you in tow. Carmine D.
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CarmineD
Joined: Dec 31, 2007
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Reply #127 Jul 27, 2009 6:59 am |
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DIB,
AND please don't again try to impress upon me how a canister vacuum with thimble-size dust capacity and a nine-inch power nozzle or an upright that feels like you're pushing a truck when set to clean low-pile carpet is supposed to be innovation.
Venson
Hello Venson:
I agree with your entire post. Excerpted this to add: Or a vacuum that sits on a ball tried in an upright and canister by GE years [read decades] ago and faded into oblivion. Just like DIB's fave brand ball, which BTW he paid $300 for a DC15 ball several years ago on clearance from BEST BUY. It's been superceded by a DC18 and DC24/25 ball. Has he purchased the latest and greatest ball that he raves here so much about. No. Let alone would he do so for MSRP. Carmine D.
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mole
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Location: earth
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Reply #128 Jul 27, 2009 9:38 am |
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Carmine,
The more you talk the more you expose and confirm the pathetic underbelly of the two-faced con men. Glad to see you finally confirm many Dyson-dealers are two-faced and crooks. It’s amusing to hear how these do-nothin’s laugh at those who get things done. If I want a lesson in underachieving, I’ll be sure to approach the lying, two-faced, do-nothin *independents.
DiB
*The crooked independents muddy/potentially muddy the waters for the good independents.
Then why dont you visit your local dealers and see whats really going on [welcome to the real world] Y ou might just learn a thing or two. Of course you will getting an earfull about your beloved Dyson and the non vacuum cleaner co that he really is .think you could handle it D.I.B.
Ask your buddy Chris how many he got stuck with? Please report back with your findings.We will be eagerly waiting. regards MOLE
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DysonInventsBig
Location: USA
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Reply #129 Jul 27, 2009 4:54 pm |
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Mole, It is baffling to me how you rock-throwing-at-Dyson independents believe the center of the universe begins at independent vacuum dealerships. My guess is, no more than 3%-5% of all U.S. consumer vacuums sold here sell thru an independent. You tell me... why all the Dyson whining. I know for a fact that Dyson’s sell well at dealers if a dealer chooses to put some thought into it and resolves not making the margins like their other [hyped] vacuums. As for the excess inventory... sell it off and sell only Dyson’s folks want. If given a chance, the neighboring folks would love to support their local retailers and if treated right, then they tell their neighbors. Dyson is not the problem, the lack of a hefty margin and lack of bag and belt replacement buys are. Additionally, it is my understanding independents can match price (bundle) like big box. DIB
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CarmineD
Joined: Dec 31, 2007
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Reply #133 Jul 27, 2009 6:06 pm |
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No not quite HS. The dyson repairs are too expensive costing $100 and more for clutch failures. Dyson repair customers don't okay these repairs in the current economic times and/or are so upset with the dyson performance based on the exaggerated claims and/or worried the clutches will fail again, they trade in or leave unclaimed. Oops, there goes another dyson refurb! Carmine D. Recall HS that a past dyson poster here whose name has recently surfaced bragged that he would pay off his mortgage with dyson repairs. Didn't happen. Customers didn't pay for the repairs.
Carmine D.
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HARDSELL
Joined: Aug 22, 2007
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Reply #134 Jul 27, 2009 6:08 pm |
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DIB: I call them as I see them. There is a valid reason that the vacuum cleaner store owners and operators [the backbone of the vacuum industry in the USA, not the supposed innovators with 475 paid engineers who charge luxury prices for nothing more than average with a sugar coated marketed as in hype] are called indies as in independents. They don't cotton and/or are beholden to any one brand. They pck and choose the best for their clientele for the price. They are not puppets on a string manipulated by a pied piper called James like you are here. Your theory about a huge nationwide independent vacuum store owner/operator conspiracy against dyson and James is a hoax, a con, just like many of the dyson product claims. It's the pied piper's calling to keep you in tow. Carmine D. Maybe you should quit speaking for mole since it continues to make you look bad. I believe he has a conspiracy judging from his words. Since you two speak for the indys there just may be a conspiracy.
Hey DIB. I see your still following the Dyson credo,I am happy for you,of course you have to or else Jimmy would cut you loose like GASKO.The indys are in business to make a living just like you, Any independent that can handle this downturn are going to comeback even stronger, Just so you know many already have,Its not by luck but by knowledge and treating the customer right,Trust me its not always about the money motive.
You can mark my words By the time i get done with dyson and his band of thieves and con men.They will be growing their own potatoes again ,just to survive,,,,,,,,,,,,
regards
MOLE
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