Posted by RandyB(MI) on May 01, 2016 at 10:32:22 from (75.133.131.60):
In Reply to: Another Why? posted by Gary from Muleshoe on May 01, 2016 at 03:53:00:
Have read/heard it all before on here. It is NOT about technology or time of day/night or convenience. There's a lot of info one can get from a phone call that one can't get any other way. Character , tone , demeanor , nationality , honesty and a few others. If, at any time, you are going to have to talk person to person anyway (which should be a requirement for any sale over $ 100) then it may as well be the FIRST call. I've been in the service industry all my life and there is NO substitute for person to person conversation. I've said this before , if you (or a friend/relative) can't or won't call my phone number, I will ,without reservation, consider it a no-sale. Everyone has ,or can get someone to help if needed. Accept for e-bay, I won't sell a carb to someone unless I can talk to them to make sure it is really their problem. Almost impossible to do on e-mail or any text media. And on e-bay, I send with shipment any/all pertinent info about carb AND also my real name and phone # if they need it. Just today got a call from buyer in Minnesota to let me know it worked flawlessly. Priceless! E-mail.....not so much. Has served me well for a lot of years and none of the negatives.
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