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ParticipantNo joke. I feel worse for the schmucks that waited in line at the stores to buy the new one, and are now still waiting because the in store activations aren’t working, either.
No, my mistake was in plugging my existing 1st gen phone into iTunes this morning. I had a blaring little alarm that went off in the back of my head as I accepted their prompt to update my iTunes software (that I promptly ignored), and I am now paying the price for it.
ParticipantNo joke. I feel worse for the schmucks that waited in line at the stores to buy the new one, and are now still waiting because the in store activations aren’t working, either.
No, my mistake was in plugging my existing 1st gen phone into iTunes this morning. I had a blaring little alarm that went off in the back of my head as I accepted their prompt to update my iTunes software (that I promptly ignored), and I am now paying the price for it.
ParticipantNo joke. I feel worse for the schmucks that waited in line at the stores to buy the new one, and are now still waiting because the in store activations aren’t working, either.
No, my mistake was in plugging my existing 1st gen phone into iTunes this morning. I had a blaring little alarm that went off in the back of my head as I accepted their prompt to update my iTunes software (that I promptly ignored), and I am now paying the price for it.
ParticipantNo joke. I feel worse for the schmucks that waited in line at the stores to buy the new one, and are now still waiting because the in store activations aren’t working, either.
No, my mistake was in plugging my existing 1st gen phone into iTunes this morning. I had a blaring little alarm that went off in the back of my head as I accepted their prompt to update my iTunes software (that I promptly ignored), and I am now paying the price for it.
Participant[quote=FormerSanDiegan]
Where in your priority list does this new customer’s call go ? If you are a good yacht broker and are making sales you probably wouldn’t return the call. Only if you were desperate would you return it.[/quote]
Actually, I couldn’t agree more – I don’t really fault her for not being terribly interested in us, and largely expected to be put on the “thanks, but no thanks” list. We all have seen proof that there are folks buying at today’s prices, so why would she waste her time with people who clearly aren’t going to be earning her a comission any time soon.
That being said, one day we will buy – but probably not with the help of someone who didn’t have 3 minutes to respond with a “Let’s keep in touch, and I’ll send you listings that might intrest you, etc etc.” Relationship management 101.
Participant[quote=FormerSanDiegan]
Where in your priority list does this new customer’s call go ? If you are a good yacht broker and are making sales you probably wouldn’t return the call. Only if you were desperate would you return it.[/quote]
Actually, I couldn’t agree more – I don’t really fault her for not being terribly interested in us, and largely expected to be put on the “thanks, but no thanks” list. We all have seen proof that there are folks buying at today’s prices, so why would she waste her time with people who clearly aren’t going to be earning her a comission any time soon.
That being said, one day we will buy – but probably not with the help of someone who didn’t have 3 minutes to respond with a “Let’s keep in touch, and I’ll send you listings that might intrest you, etc etc.” Relationship management 101.
Participant[quote=FormerSanDiegan]
Where in your priority list does this new customer’s call go ? If you are a good yacht broker and are making sales you probably wouldn’t return the call. Only if you were desperate would you return it.[/quote]
Actually, I couldn’t agree more – I don’t really fault her for not being terribly interested in us, and largely expected to be put on the “thanks, but no thanks” list. We all have seen proof that there are folks buying at today’s prices, so why would she waste her time with people who clearly aren’t going to be earning her a comission any time soon.
That being said, one day we will buy – but probably not with the help of someone who didn’t have 3 minutes to respond with a “Let’s keep in touch, and I’ll send you listings that might intrest you, etc etc.” Relationship management 101.
Participant[quote=FormerSanDiegan]
Where in your priority list does this new customer’s call go ? If you are a good yacht broker and are making sales you probably wouldn’t return the call. Only if you were desperate would you return it.[/quote]
Actually, I couldn’t agree more – I don’t really fault her for not being terribly interested in us, and largely expected to be put on the “thanks, but no thanks” list. We all have seen proof that there are folks buying at today’s prices, so why would she waste her time with people who clearly aren’t going to be earning her a comission any time soon.
That being said, one day we will buy – but probably not with the help of someone who didn’t have 3 minutes to respond with a “Let’s keep in touch, and I’ll send you listings that might intrest you, etc etc.” Relationship management 101.
Participant[quote=FormerSanDiegan]
Where in your priority list does this new customer’s call go ? If you are a good yacht broker and are making sales you probably wouldn’t return the call. Only if you were desperate would you return it.[/quote]
Actually, I couldn’t agree more – I don’t really fault her for not being terribly interested in us, and largely expected to be put on the “thanks, but no thanks” list. We all have seen proof that there are folks buying at today’s prices, so why would she waste her time with people who clearly aren’t going to be earning her a comission any time soon.
That being said, one day we will buy – but probably not with the help of someone who didn’t have 3 minutes to respond with a “Let’s keep in touch, and I’ll send you listings that might intrest you, etc etc.” Relationship management 101.
ParticipantThat was it – Thanks!!
(and, ugh – “write”, not “right” above – brain fart)
ParticipantThat was it – Thanks!!
(and, ugh – “write”, not “right” above – brain fart)
ParticipantThat was it – Thanks!!
(and, ugh – “write”, not “right” above – brain fart)
ParticipantThat was it – Thanks!!
(and, ugh – “write”, not “right” above – brain fart)
ParticipantThat was it – Thanks!!
(and, ugh – “write”, not “right” above – brain fart)
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