Anybody else have trouble dealing with In-line industries?

[Doug Weiner]

Unrelated but related. I have a small consulting practice for law firms. If my phone rings - I answer it. If I get an email - I either deal with the issue or give a promised time for a follow up. And I promise you - when I screw something up which of course seldom happens - my first priority is to fix it. I am a small potatoes operation competing with mega firms so besides doing good work at a good price I understand that the customer is the only thing that matters.

[glenn bradley]

Several weeks ago, I called to see if they would be at the Charlotte show this weekend. The lady on the phone said "check the schedule of vendors for the Woodworking Show." (She met all of the stereotypes of a Boston Yankee.) I did and they weren't there. Called the Woodworking Shows office, and a VERY NICE LADY told me that In-Line would be there as a part of the Peachtree exhibit. Got to get some pulleys and a set of PALS from them tomorrow.

Glad you guys still get the shows. So many left-coast wimps cried about paying for parking or travel time. Attendance went to heck and no one is going to finance a show that people won't go to ;-( At least I have t-shirts from the half a dozen I got to go to before they quit coming out here.

[Matt Day]

You do know that Bruces’s comment was from 12 years ago?

Glad you guys still get the shows. So many left-coast wimps cried about paying for parking or travel time. Attendance went to heck and no one is going to finance a show that people won't go to ;-( At least I have t-shirts from the half a dozen I got to go to before they quit coming out here.