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The best is SAMSONITE. Pack your stuff in some bags and move to warm weather. It works.

Maybe you should reread the original post. He emailed - no answer. He phoned talked to a live person and was promised a return call - never happened. He had to call again. Please tell me how this is good customer service. Just because you've had good customer service, that doesn't mean everyone...

If you think getting no response to an email is good customer service - your nuts. If not getting a return phone call is good customer service - your nuts. He either spent the money he speaks of or he didn't. I'm quite certain Autogeek has record one way or the other. I'm certain you have no...

Pad failure can also be poor quality, manufacturing failures or one of many other issues. This guy had a valid complaint. He emailed - He phoned and was promised a return call, didn't get it - He had to call back the next day - He had to provide pictures for frickin pads. I'm sure he's going to...

database.com is one (operated by salesforce.com)

Just a suggestion: Barter a detail with a local CPA. Many would be able to give you help with quickbooks.

Don't believe everything you read.

Joseph D Walters is an agency. Your quote should disclose who is actually providing the coverage. (Name of Insurance Company) You should check AM Best for the rating of the insurance company. Since, I do not know the nature of your business, you should get an additional quote from an...

I'm not the one that compared a wax to a coating...you did. However, when comparing a coating to coating PBL vs Gloss-Coat the amount of cars you can do is a consideration when evaluating the price. (For the record...I would never buy PBL for that price anyway...especially when CQUK is 50.00...

I can think of a couple of reasons for "not getting the love". 1) They reduced the amount of product by half and increase the price per cc 2) In my opinion they reduced the effectiveness...seen by the reduced longevity. 3) They eliminated availability of opti-coat. I suspect if Fuzion...

10cc's...$60.00....biggest con job ever.

You nailed it! Although, I like carpro, it is difficult for me to keep my bias in check. Just can't stand the thought of company selling me a product less than their best. I'm starting to find other products elsewhere.

A couple of marketing strategies that may only bug me. #1) I frequently see a company announce a new and improved version of a product. (Carpro recently announced a new version of Reload) A video comparison does show impressive results. I want the new version but it isn't yet available. Soon...

Why does it matter to you what other people do? How about....you run your railroad and I'll run mine. FYI. I don't own anything from HF, but if I did I don't need anyone to tell my how to spend my money

1. The Car Chasers 2. Dallas Car Sharks 3. Mecum Auto Auctions 4. Motorweek 5. Wheeler Dealers

Sonax Polymer Netshield is the bomb. Later, follow-up with Sonax Brilliant Shine Detailer. It's all you will ever need. (Dropped the mike and walked off):urtheman:

Brands I would drive across town for: Sonax GTechniq CarPro Menzerna 22ple

If dishonesty is your thing...knock your lights out. I'm no lawyer...you may be committing fraud by relabeling products as your own. Doesn't sound like a winning business model.

I live in Houston. Personally, I wouldn't buy much from Chemical Guys. However, I would patronize a store that carried multiple lines.

I'm a P&C agent in Texas, Dave's advise is sound. (FYI-that insurance company has a B rating from am best. I would urge you to do more research) Here is some advice given in the past.... Clearly, you haven't provided enough information to give specific advice, however I can maybe give you...