Possible Issues w/Burtman Industries

[Boon]

Something told me through reading this that you were a Psychologist of some sort. You talk in here like you are writing up someone’s psych profile. No need to use all the jargon, half of it sounds misused do to its context and the other half I'm just amazed you could spell properly haha jk.

I will say this, while this seems to be resolved in a sense, maybe next time give a guy more then 48 hours to get back to you before you question his business ethics. This is part of his livelihood and no need to jump the gun on things. It's one thing to post after the fact if the problem was not resolved, but to question him before he had a chance to make things right is not fair to him or his business.

In the end I am glad everything was resolved, and it sounds like you have learned a very valuable lesson...................... always read the fine print!

[antzrus]

Something told me through reading this that you were a Psychologist of some sort. You talk in here like you are writing up someone’s psych profile. No need to use all the jargon, half of it sounds misused do to its context and the other half I'm just amazed you could spell properly haha jk.

I will say this, while this seems to be resolved in a sense, maybe next time give a guy more then 48 hours to get back to you before you question his business ethics. This is part of his livelihood and no need to jump the gun on things. It's one thing to post after the fact if the problem was not resolved, but to question him before he had a chance to make things right is not fair to him or his business.

In the end I am glad everything was resolved, and it sounds like you have learned a very valuable lesson...................... always read the fine print!

"Psychologist of some sort." Yeah, over the years a number of my professional peers have had some similar if not downright less than (get ready-big word here...) gratuitous thoughts about me and the profession, if it's a good mix.

I spend a lot of my working day writing reports about people and their behaviors and I guess some of my workday jargon spills over onto here..? Sorry 'bout that!

Again you (and some others) allude to the length of time Jason was unable to get back to me as the precipitater (whoops-another big word there) for my fears about Jason's work ethic. If you fully read all the above (ugh), you'll note that it was only after finally talking with him and B & I that I really began to wonder what this fellow and his supplier were up to.

I still have some reservations re the whole episode. But in the scheme of things this episode is really just small potatoes; a tempest in a tea pot.

Yes, read the small print, which was just a few words. But a picture is worth a 1000 words and the pictures of the kit the supplier had on their website were gorgeous. Now which would you assume to be the real McCoy?

PS Oh yeah- I can't spell worth a damn! Thank gawd for spell checkers. I use ieSpell.

[Boon]

"Psychologist of some sort." Yeah, over the years a number of my professional peers have had some similar if not downright less than (get ready-big word here...) gratuitous thoughts about me and the profession, if it's a good mix.

I spend a lot of my working day writing reports about people and their behaviors and I guess some of my workday jargon spills over onto here..? Sorry 'bout that!

Again you (and some others) allude to the length of time Jason was unable to get back to me as the precipitater (whoops-another big word there) for my fears about Jason's work ethic. If you fully read all the above (ugh), you'll note that it was only after finally talking with him and B & I that I really began to wonder what this fellow and his supplier were up to.

I still have some reservations re the whole episode. But in the scheme of things this episode is really just small potatoes; a tempest in a tea pot.

Yes, read the small print, which was just a few words. But a picture is worth a 1000 words and the pictures of the kit the supplier had on their website were gorgeous. Now which would you assume to be the real McCoy?

PS Oh yeah- I can't spell worth a damn! Thank gawd for spell checkers. I use ieSpell.

I hear ya. To each their own. I was just joking about the "big words" it was just funny to read your posts and then find out your profession. It all came together haha.

I did read all the posts and I did see your point, I'm just saying in the end there was a resolution and it wasn't like Jason wasn't working towards satisfying his customer. I'm sure he would have been more then glad to take back the product if you were not completely satisfied, assuming you did not already install it of coarse.

All in all I am just saying next time maybe give someone the chance to make good on something before you start to question their ethics in a public forum. I understand maybe your thinking was if you post here, maybe it will make him take care of the situation faster and more to your liking thus a happy outcome. Maybe he was going to do that anyway though.

P.S. I suck at spelling too, if you understand what I'm trying to say thats good enough for me haha. Have a great day............