OK to post a good experience?

Quickstep | Posted in General Discussion on February 7, 2007 06:48am

I had an experience with a tool supplier that was so good that I’d like to post it, but I dont want it to appear like egregious advertising. I have no ties to the place other than being a satisfied customer. I figure people post the slams, so posting a kudo sems appropriate, but I thought I’d check first

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jeanlou | Feb 07, 2007 06:58pm | #1
Quickstep

I read your message through twice, and I didn't see the name of the supplier or a story about the experience. Where is the beef? :-) JL

dougmeyer | Feb 07, 2007 07:04pm | #2
By all means PLEASE post something good. It seams that only people that are ticked off ever post anything about any company. So all companies seam to suck because all you ever find is negative posts.

SO please tell us who this good company is.

Doug Meyer

forestgirl | Feb 07, 2007 07:36pm | #3
No problem with posting the good stuff. If you search "Lee Valley" in advanced search, you'll probably find 3 or 4 threads regarding their great service. Sometimes, the posters write a disclaimer "no, I don't work for them or own stock." LOL.

forestgirl -- you can take the girl out of the forest, but you can't take the forest out of the girl ;-)
Rich14 | Feb 07, 2007 07:42pm | #4
Ok to post a good experience?

Yes!

Who is it?
KiddervilleAcres | Feb 08, 2007 04:11am | #5
Well, we're waiting........

Fess up young man, just my 2¢. To a ° everyone wants to know who this wonderful company is! Is it © copyrighted?

Ciao,

Bob @ Kidderville Acres

A Woodworkers mind should be the sharpest tool in the shop!