If they dealt with every single person that emails and calls asking questions, they would probably need 3-4 full time techs.
The end result would be higher priced products. That $77 woofer would now be $150!
That's a load of crap. RE isn't the only company that began as a grass roots operation, and shouldn't be given any more leeway than any other company out there. Plenty of manufacturers started out the exact same way that RE did-JL is an example. It isn't a question of if a company can give you a sub for $75, it's if they will If you offer stuff at flea market prices, you better anticipate that kind of customer. Because on the other end of the spectrum, people will pay more for a given product if they understand that they're buying from a company that will stand behind the product in the case that something goes wrong. That is exactly the type of customer RE should aim for, as well as any retailer if they can do it profitably.Ryan from Ohio wrote:Well look at it this way...
If they dealt with every single person that emails and calls asking questions, they would probably need 3-4 full time techs.
The end result would be higher priced products. That $77 woofer would now be $150!
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