What would you consider a malpractice by an AD

[m j b]

Ah, the beauty of the Internet where anyone can write whatever they want regardless of context, grammar, or even an attempt at making any kind of sense.

[alphadweller]

Having to take the SA lady out for dinner just to be on the waiting list, being a married man.

[Gab27]

Beating their customers with a stick?

What are we going for, here?

[Bizcut1]

Is this thread still here?

[zengineer]

Originally Posted by rolexdd40yg

What would you define a malpractice from a Rolex AD ?

The Yachtmaster II?

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[KathleenL]

Originally Posted by rolexdd40yg

What would you define a malpractice from a Rolex AD ?

While in the store to peruse watches, your appendix ruptures. The AD immediately clears a counter, puts you on it, and removes your tonsils. You die from sepsis caused by the ruptured appendix. A clear case of malpractice.

[omar-rye]

Originally Posted by zengineer

The Yachtmaster II?

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ba dum tss

[MickCollins1916]

I didn’t know there were rules of professional responsibility for watch dealers…

If I went in to get my left leg amputated and woke up to find my right one gone instead, that’d probably count.

[Gab27]

Originally Posted by KathleenL

While in the store to peruse watches, your appendix ruptures. The AD immediately clears a counter, puts you on it, and removes your tonsils. You die from sepsis caused by the ruptured appendix. A clear case of malpractice.

The least they could do after that is to offer the next of kin a Daytona for MSRP, even if the next of kin doesn't have an established purchase history!

[ZOOK]

AD malpractice - The AD calls you with a white dial S/S Daytona when you asked for a white dial Explorer II. I hate when that happens.

[sski]

Malpractice would be when AD directs you to do as follows: "it applies skin lotion on the wrist so the bracelet can be fit and sized smoothly."

[Calatrava r]

To me leading the customer on, such as saying your name will be added to the "list" when in fact there is no list and certain watches like the one requested only go to select customers.

[2bigalow]

Originally Posted by GradyPhilpott

If I ordered a Rolex and when I came to pick it up, they gave me a small cooler with a human liver on ice, I'd consider that malpractice.

With all due respect, I think you may have misunderstood your SA.
"Be sure to 'bring' a small cooler with a human liver on ice for partial payment"

[GradyPhilpott]

Originally Posted by 2bigalow

With all due respect, I think you may have misunderstood you SA.



"Be sure to 'bring' a small cooler with a human liver on ice for partial payment"

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[sski]

Originally Posted by GradyPhilpott

If I ordered a Rolex and when I came to pick it up, they gave me a small cooler with a human liver on ice, I'd consider that malpractice.

on the other hand if it were fattened goose liver, it'd be considered very classy & superlative!

[Guybrush]

Originally Posted by Marcjvr

If the AD insisted on checking my prostate first before I may purchase a watch

On the other hand, if my doctor gave me a Rolex as a prelude to checking my prostrate, I’d probably be more inclined to schedule that appointment…

[calebb90]

If they don’t give me chocolate within 3 steps of walking in, I’ll sue the pants off of em. I know my worth!

[daveswordfish]

Originally Posted by zengineer

The Yachtmaster II?

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Now that’s funny!


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[Easy E]

Originally Posted by Guybrush

On the other hand, if my doctor gave me a Rolex as a prelude to checking my prostrate, I’d probably be more inclined to schedule that appointment…

Sequence is very important

[GradyPhilpott]

Originally Posted by sski

on the other hand if it were fattened goose liver, it'd be considered very classy & superlative!

That wouldn't be malpractice, then. I'd pass, but it sounds like some would find that to be at least as appealing as a bottle of sparkling water.

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[~JJ]

Providing a warm Diet Coke.

[dnd2984]

Not to sure malpractice is the right term…. They are not fiduciary… they simply sell goods….

[Nairn1980]

Having no diet coke in stock at the time of your visit.

[ROlesorusLEX]

That time the SA buried his hand up to his Rolex while checking for his list up there. . .

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[Dyim]

Bad practice, not malpractice....

[Number3]

Originally Posted by zengineer

The Yachtmaster II?

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