amynbill
Petty Officer 1st Class
- Joined
- Sep 22, 2007
- Messages
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Re: First time boat buyer/owner
Thats the way I do business, I own an ad/marketing company. I want someone who will respond according to my lifestyle, and that is partially dictated by being able to email as well as call.
If I have to request information twice for something I am going to spend $30k + on (with the notation in memo that I am ready to buy right now, cash in hand), I cant imagine the responsiveness if I have a problem.
Just the way I operate.
The Sea Ray dealer has emailed me back immediately, sent a brochure, called my cell, and has corresponded now 4 or 5 times in a quick fashion with complete, concise answers.
I prefer email, by the way, because there is now a track record of what was "said" between parties.
"they have yet to get back to me after requesting information twice on the site."
Sorry to say, but that is not unusual. The boating biz in many ways is "old school". Not anywhere near as up to speed on Web marketing as car dealers are. Many, maybe even most, boat dealers do not pay attention to E-mail or online stuff. Inconvenient, but I would not rule these dealers out as being inferior.
Kelly
Thats the way I do business, I own an ad/marketing company. I want someone who will respond according to my lifestyle, and that is partially dictated by being able to email as well as call.
If I have to request information twice for something I am going to spend $30k + on (with the notation in memo that I am ready to buy right now, cash in hand), I cant imagine the responsiveness if I have a problem.
Just the way I operate.
The Sea Ray dealer has emailed me back immediately, sent a brochure, called my cell, and has corresponded now 4 or 5 times in a quick fashion with complete, concise answers.
I prefer email, by the way, because there is now a track record of what was "said" between parties.