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C.J. · 28 February 2006, 12:54 PM

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Originally Posted by Franklin Winchester

It's the AD's choice on how to run their business. One thing to be said, if you reward your loyal customers they will keep coming back....

Yeah but, if you don't treat your new customers appropriately you may not have any new loyal customers.

Rto · 28 February 2006, 12:59 PM

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Originally Posted by Franklin Winchester

It's the AD's choice on how to run their business. One thing to be said, if you reward your loyal customers they will keep coming back....

Ok, I agree with you, but to become a loyal customer and be eligible for a reward you need first an opportunity to become a customer...(otherwise the AD is narrowing and simply "not open" for new customers.
The solution may be open more ADs in certain areas and make a healthy competition..remember is "all about money".

Franklin Winchester · 28 February 2006, 02:23 PM

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Originally Posted by Rto

Ok, I agree with you, but to become a loyal customer and be eligible for a reward you need first an opportunity to become a customer...(otherwise the AD is narrowing and simply "not open" for new customers.
The solution may be open more ADs in certain areas and make a healthy competition..remember is "all about money".

We all started out as a first time customer. In my case, I started with my first purchase and built a relationship with my AD. Over the past few years I have built a solid collection and still growing....I do trust my AD...

My advice is to build a relationship so that you are working with someone you trust and you enjoy your Rolex buying experience.

Franklin

dman · 28 February 2006, 02:26 PM

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Originally Posted by Franklin Winchester

We all started out as a first time customer. In my case, I started with my first purchase and built a relationship with my AD. Over the past few years I have built a solid collection and still growing....I do trust my AD...

My advice is to build a relationship so that you are working with someone you trust and you enjoy your Rolex buying experience.

Franklin

Gedanken · 28 February 2006, 02:46 PM

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Originally Posted by Franklin Winchester

My advice is to build a relationship so that you are working with someone you trust and you enjoy your Rolex buying experience.

Frank, I'd just like to jump in here and clarify that you DON'T mean that Rto didn't try to build a relationship with the AD. We need to account for the (from the sounds of it) probability that Rto had the misfortune to first encounter a schmuck of an AD who tried misleading him from the get-go.

dman · 28 February 2006, 02:49 PM

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Originally Posted by Gedanken

Frank, I'd just like to jump in here and clarify that you DON'T mean that Rto didn't try to build a relationship with the AD. We need to account for the (from the sounds of it) probability that Rto had the misfortune to first encounter a schmuck of an AD who tried misleading him from the get-go.

I agree with James, I have a great AD who is both a friend and I trust him. Unfrotunately a higher majority of AD's are idiots that are full of BS and don't know a mainspring from a crown.

Val · 1 March 2006, 11:03 AM

Great thread! I was on vacation on South Padre Island, otherwise I would have chimed in sooner. Like some of you know, I work at an AD, although it's only been about 2 1/2 months. We treat everyone that walks in as a potential buyer. We are in the business of making money afterall. I personally treat my customers like I would like to be treated. I am always honest and I never try to BS them. I try to find their needs and I try to fullfill that need. We never sell a Rolex over list price, not even the LV. We can sometimes give you a better price, but it dependes on the model. As fqar as LV availability, I would have to call the company President and ask if we have one available. We usually never have more than one in the whole company, this is part of the reason that it is not sold to the first person that asks for it.

C.J. · 1 March 2006, 11:53 AM

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Originally Posted by Val

Great thread! I was on vacation on South Padre Island, otherwise I would have chimed in sooner. Like some of you know, I work at an AD, although it's only been about 2 1/2 months. We treat everyone that walks in as a potential buyer. We are in the business of making money afterall. I personally treat my customers like I would like to be treated. I am always honest and I never try to BS them. I try to find their needs and I try to fullfill that need. We never sell a Rolex over list price, not even the LV. We can sometimes give you a better price, but it dependes on the model. As fqar as LV availability, I would have to call the company President and ask if we have one available. We usually never have more than one in the whole company, this is part of the reason that it is not sold to the first person that asks for it.

Nice reply, Val

I'm sure you're going to do well there

Launch Mini · 1 March 2006, 02:21 PM

I have to laff at all of us here.

Here me out

Think about it for a minute

How many people out there would die for just ONE Rolex. Or are exstatic they have ONE.
We want to build a relationship with our AD, so they will keep us in our "fix".

I just say, Hats off to all of us

Or bottoms up

Glad I'm a member of this group

dman · 1 March 2006, 02:27 PM

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Originally Posted by Launch Mini

I have to laff at all of us here.

Here me out

Think about it for a minute

How many people out there would die for just ONE Rolex. Or are exstatic they have ONE.
We want to build a relationship with our AD, so they will keep us in our "fix".

I just say, Hats off to all of us

Or bottoms up

Glad I'm a member of this group

Or how about, damn we all need to be committed.

C.J. · 1 March 2006, 02:36 PM

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Originally Posted by dman

Or how about, damn we all need to be committed.

Yeah, I think a little professional guidance would be helpful for all of us

dman · 1 March 2006, 02:38 PM

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Originally Posted by C.J.

Yeah, I think a little professional guidance would be helpful for all of us

Hell the only reason that James, Jason(Pensivedoc) and Tim(TPearman) hang out with us is because they see clients in the waiting.

I miss those last two knuckleheads, wish they would quit working so hard and come back to posting.

1 March 2006, 10:41 PM

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Originally Posted by dman

I miss those last two knuckleheads, wish they would quit working so hard and come back to posting.

Well Daren, not all of us lead the life of leasure as a golf pro.......some of us actually have to work for a living.......

Rockrolex · 2 March 2006, 12:23 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Launch Mini

I have to laff at all of us here.

Here me out

Think about it for a minute

How many people out there would die for just ONE Rolex. Or are exstatic they have ONE.
We want to build a relationship with our AD, so they will keep us in our "fix".

I just say, Hats off to all of us

Or bottoms up

Glad I'm a member of this group

In other words, you're happy you found some other nutballs to confirm that you're not the only crazy out there.

dman · 2 March 2006, 12:16 PM

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Originally Posted by Avalon

Well Daren, not all of us lead the life of leasure as a golf pro.......some of us actually have to work for a living.......

Al, I feel sorry for those people, then again, those people have more watches than me, so maybe I am the fool.

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Val Member Join Date: Jan 2006 Posts: 134	Great thread! I was on vacation on South Padre Island, otherwise I would have chimed in sooner. Like some of you know, I work at an AD, although it's only been about 2 1/2 months. We treat everyone that walks in as a potential buyer. We are in the business of making money afterall. I personally treat my customers like I would like to be treated. I am always honest and I never try to BS them. I try to find their needs and I try to fullfill that need. We never sell a Rolex over list price, not even the LV. We can sometimes give you a better price, but it dependes on the model. As fqar as LV availability, I would have to call the company President and ask if we have one available. We usually never have more than one in the whole company, this is part of the reason that it is not sold to the first person that asks for it.

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