hogjowl
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Re: The names have been changed to protect the innocent ....
Oh, good grief ... :roll:
Oh, good grief ... :roll:
Lee Stockwell said:HM disty in AZ....connect the dots.
Wile E. Coyote said:[quote="Lee Stockwell":2tr5y370]HM disty in AZ....connect the dots.
Richard C. said:Seems extreme for not having it in inventory.
If they had it on the shelf it would make a little more sense in that they paid for it and it sits until purchased, therefore they rightly deserve to make a larger margin off of it.
Ken Snow said:The problem Jim is we'll never know till we hear the other side of the story.
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It's strange that HM would tell your friend what he was going to charge the distributor
RGH269 said:Sounds like Inter----
KevinL said:Jeez, we're not getting anywhere. Would you just tell us who the scumbag distributor is?
Richard C. said:Did he know it was going to be $600.00 before he accepted the deal? Or did they suprise him with it after the fact? If he knew the price but needed it anyway but is now complaining then he really put it on himself. However if he didn't know until the end then that's wrong and hard to justify.
Richard C. said:Did he know it was going to be $600.00 before he accepted the deal?
Yes he knew...he knew that they were going to charge him the $600..that was what they quoted him when he asked
I have been stewing about this and wondering if there was something that I just did not understand...
the dumbass in all this is the HM yokel that TOLD him what the dealer mark up was
maybe the disty didn't know HM retard was sharing distributor pricing and mark-up info.
the disty was more than tickled to make $587.63 profit on the blower
Erskine Allin said:the dumbass in all this is the HM yokel that TOLD him what the dealer mark up was
Goomer said:Any PROPRIETARY parts purchased from an AUTHORIZED dealer are subject to a huge MARK-UP.
That's how the relationship between the manufacturer and authorized distributor is structured.
It's unfortunate that they did not do most of the leg work in finding the part, but under what circumstances should a distributor waive their AUTHORIZED RIGHT to profit on the selling of a part?
Isn't that really what they do with any part you special order from them?
Receive it, mark it up, and sell it to you??
Under what circumstances do any of you guys waive your mark-up?
Knowing the mark up before-hand definitely changes the appearance of things.
I'm not trying to defend these guys, just trying to look at it objectively. It does not look like they tried to "Do the right thing" in any way given the circumstances, but they are in business to turn a profit, and being an authorized dealer is part of their revenue stream.
Sucks either way.
I do applaud you Jim, in you effort to help out a friend.