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Maybe OT- Thanks and why ?
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Posted by Ohio Mike on February 26, 2006 at 15:35:57 from (152.163.100.74):
Just wanted to say thanks to the forum and all the help finding salvage yards and parts for my tractors. Now, maybe OT but, I can't understand why some salvage yards say ( e-mail us and if we don't have the part we will find it ) and you NEVER hear from them, WHY ? Ok maybe e-mail not working or something so you call and talk to a live person and they say ( sorry about e-mail, let me research this and we'll call you, and you never hear from them, WHY? By the way, I included my full name, home address, e-mail address, home, work,and cell phone numbers when I e-mailed and or called. Not all places like this but did run into at least six of this type. I was just wondering WHY ? I understand nobody will be going to call Brinks to handle all the money I will be spending but most of my orders range from a couple hundred dollars to about two thousand dollars. Is it just me, or does it make you ask WHY ?
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