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Re: JD Dealers the no service dealer
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Posted by jubilee johny on February 26, 2007 at 08:31:52 from (12.219.208.94):
In Reply to: JD Dealers the no service dealer posted by NEIA Dan on February 26, 2007 at 02:59:29:
For every brand of product or service out there is also the stories of the good, bad and the ugly. I don't know if your situation reflects the John Deere company or a local problem. In my own profession of dentistry, years ago many dentists didn't care whether you had a good experience in their care or not because they were the only one and you had no choice. Today, if it's not painless and if you don't have some empathy people will go somewhere else at the drop of a had because there are more choices out there...
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