Elite Rotary Shop Files Bankruptcy
10-19-23, 06:11 AM
#26
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I personally have chosen not to do business with them, both as a customer, and as a supplier for a part he requested for retail.
Everyone has different acceptable levels of risk
Everyone has different acceptable levels of risk
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Molotovman (10-19-23)
10-19-23, 08:01 AM
#27
Sorry, but I disagree on going the laissez-faire route.
If you choose to deal with this ******* at least one of two things happens….you get screwed, or your purchase ultimately finances the screwing of someone else…likely on a larger scale.
For me it’s not a “risk” since that implies chance, and there’s no doubt the screwing WILL happen. And neither scenario should be acceptable.
Just don’t deal with him. Nothing that I’m aware of isn’t available from a legitimate vendor anyway.
If you choose to deal with this ******* at least one of two things happens….you get screwed, or your purchase ultimately finances the screwing of someone else…likely on a larger scale.
For me it’s not a “risk” since that implies chance, and there’s no doubt the screwing WILL happen. And neither scenario should be acceptable.
Just don’t deal with him. Nothing that I’m aware of isn’t available from a legitimate vendor anyway.
Last edited by Sgtblue; 10-19-23 at 02:59 PM.
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mr2peak (10-20-23)
12-18-23, 02:06 PM
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Sorry, but I disagree on going the laissez-faire route.
If you choose to deal with this ******* at least one of two things happens….you get screwed, or your purchase ultimately finances the screwing of someone else…likely on a larger scale.
For me it’s not a “risk” since that implies chance, and there’s no doubt the screwing WILL happen. And neither scenario should be acceptable.
Just don’t deal with him. Nothing that I’m aware of isn’t available from a legitimate vendor anyway.
If you choose to deal with this ******* at least one of two things happens….you get screwed, or your purchase ultimately finances the screwing of someone else…likely on a larger scale.
For me it’s not a “risk” since that implies chance, and there’s no doubt the screwing WILL happen. And neither scenario should be acceptable.
Just don’t deal with him. Nothing that I’m aware of isn’t available from a legitimate vendor anyway.
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Sgtblue (05-17-24)
05-16-24, 06:34 PM
#30
its wild to me how seemingly no one cares and the community continues to support him. what do you have to do to lose the trust and backing of the rx7 community? starting to look like there is no line that can be crossed simply because there is no line
05-17-24, 07:09 AM
#32
We care. But a guess is that with the importing and natural turnover, there’s a steady enough supply of naive new owners.Apparently it doesn’t take much when you have better than a 100% margin on parts and labor.
Last edited by Sgtblue; 05-17-24 at 07:16 AM.
