Banned from my AD

[640ibimmerguy]

Originally Posted by Marcjvr

I think the ADs need to keep in mind “be nice to who you meet on the way up, you run into those same people on the way back down”

Agreed! Wait till the economy turns, and it will (or is). I'm sure he'd be happy to sell to you again.

[travellingbrit]

I've never been that desperate for a product that I'd let a retailer get arsey without telling him to f3ck0ff. Cheeky bar start

[BumbleB]

Originally Posted by TempoKing

I guess they have someone checking the serial number
...when they checked...it went straight to your name
...and the AD who sold it to you.
I bet one of the friendly callers ...was the Rolex mole.

Anyway
I gave up on the new sports Mickey Mouse Rolex practices
You do better with used

Rolex doesn’t know your name, only the AD does.

Rolex only knows the AD the watch went to.


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[oversteerdawg]

Originally Posted by BillA

OP, call the AD back, speak to the owner/manager and tell them that you have given the conversation some thought before calling them back. You listened to them, now listen to me. Tell them that you are a good customer, you own the piece and can do what you want with it. When you bought the watch they never asked you or asked you to sign something that you would not resell the watch. Then tell them they are fired as your AD, and you plan to tell all your friends your have referred to them the story not to buy from them.

To which they'd likely reply, "And?"

[Rrpdc]

Please close this thread moderators

[makak]

Originally Posted by Rrpdc

Please close this thread moderators

Why? Are you the thread police? I'm not seeing any rules broken in the chat. Isn't that the purposes of forums, for likeminded people to chat about whatever, within a set of rules

[BumbleB]

My AD told me he sold a watch to a VIP who gave it as a gift to a relative.

Relative didn’t like it/needed money and put it online for sale.

AD got warning from Rolex that one of his watches was being sold online and that he should be more careful who he sells to.

So now he just locks himself in the backroom with all SS and sports models and unless he knows you personally with a history, you can’t get anything...

All the ‘unpopular’ models are in the showroom and the SAs can sell those to walk-ins.

He said “Now it’s become my problem what customers do with their watches after they bought it from me”...


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[Nairn1980]

Originally Posted by BumbleB

My AD told me he sold a watch to a VIP who gave it as a gift to a relative.

Relative didn’t like it/needed money and put it online for sale.

AD got warning from Rolex that one of his watches was being sold online and that he should be more careful who he sells to.

So now he just locks himself in the backroom with all SS and sports models and unless he knows you personally with a history, you can’t get anything...

All the ‘unpopular’ models are in the showroom and the SAs can sell those to walk-ins.

He said “Now it’s become my problem what customers do with their watches after they bought it from me”...


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Exactly this