Vacuum Cleaners Discussions

I received this "teaser email today: http://links.mkt2388.com/ctt?kn=1&m=2735925&r=MTgwOTM1MTgzMTcS1&b=0&j=NzgxMTAyODMS1&mt=1&rt=0
Anyone know what's up with this??

-=Art=-

DysonInventsBig wrote:
Dustmite,

Sorry, I don't consider you a credible source of information.  You are an anonymous poster with no connection to the vacuum industry.  You have no inside information.   If you can provide a link to an official Dyson web site that provides sales, preferably broken down by model, I'll take you seriously. 

Certainly sales reps always tell the truth.   When I buy new cars, I know the sales reps always tell me the truth and give me the best price possible. 

DysonInventsBig wrote:
Severus wrote:
Google Pourno Chrome,

I find if sporting going after men who believe they are entitled and qualified to attack and malign good men and their livelihoods, don’t you?


Dyson Invents Big

Hello dyson DiB-ster:

You are not addressing the core dyson issues.  Dyson products fall short of its rivals, period.  Evidence of damaged rugs and voided warranties when dysons are used.  Ever increasing dyson sales discounts [in violation of dyson's MAP] and giveaways to compete for lost sales.   News within a month of the fan launch that Sir James plans to drop the prices on his fans from $330 to $80 at BEST BUY and Wal*Mart stores in March 2010.  Why?  Dyson does not provide its AirBlade prices on its Web Site.  Why?  Other hand dryers at half the dyson price are advertising their wares and prices on this site.  Why?

Carmine D.

Oh, DiB-ster:

I'm reminded you still haven't addressed the motor wiring harness defect on new DC25 ball models.  Tho several posters have made the point.  The posters you attacked were right when they said the dyson motors and wiring connections in the ball cavity would fail prematurely.  They were right.  Another poor and misguided design flaw by the 475 dyson engineers? 

Get back to product comparisons if you dare. 

Carmine D. 

DiB-ster:

How about the gawd awful clutches on DC07 and DC14?  DC07 is kaput.  So too the DC14.  It's a goner soon.  Getting sold now at bargain basement prices, of $314 by some retailers, brand new.  DC17 too I see advertised for $359 this week by all the major retailers.  At least others here representing dyson gave us answers to these matters.  You give us dyson's canned opinions based on marketing propaganda.     

Carmine D.

HARDSELL wrote:

HS:

With SEBO vacuum prices going up in the USA for consumers who want to buy/use them, SEBO speaks well of itself. 

Carmine D.

DysonInventsBig wrote:

Dustmite,

I have maligned no good men - I have only maligned you.  I don't consider you to be a reliable source of information.    Sales figures for any company are closely guarded.    I don't know why you pretend to have inside information, when it is clear that your only source of information is google chrome.  

CarmineD wrote:

If I were in the market for a premium German upright, I could choose between the Sebo and Miele offerings.  Miele's new uprights start at $550 for the most basic model.   I'm not sure what the difference is between a Windsor and a Sebo, but it seems like one can get a hefty discount by going the Windsor route.  

Severus wrote:

Hi Severus, As both brands primarily sell in vac shops, negotiating price is a very strong possibility. All things considered, my conservative guesstimate is that prices as marked may be talked down as much as $125 to $150 "sticker price".

I did quite well in regard to what I landed my two Mieles a year or so ago. It being just everyone, not just the humble Joe Schmoes who dole out hard-earned money, has had to tighten their belt and make compromises, I think indie shops are equally prepared to the same -- especially now.

Venson

DysonInventsBig wrote:
Severus wrote:

Spiderman,

You’re living a fantasy if you think I won’t use your baiting and/or garbage attacks on good men, the jobs they create, and the wealth they create - as target practice.

Dyson Invents Big