Re: [T3] T3 Ghia rubber

["Keith Park" <topnotch@nycap.rr.com>]

<x-charset iso-8859-1>Thanks for the info... I always wonder where all these high-rollers are
coming from?  If the prices are too high lets all just not pay them... I
find it hard enough to get a check out of someone for a reasonably priced
item (4% sucess rate) that I always wonder where all these people who pay
outragous prices for stuff come from?

Keith

Keith Park

Top Notch Restorations
topnotch@nycap.rr.com
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----- Original Message -----
From: <Flat4Pat@aol.com>
To: <type3@vwtype3.org>
Sent: Thursday, December 27, 2001 1:23 AM
Subject: Re: [T3] T3 Ghia rubber


> The mention of ISP West and the fact that they are increasing their prices
is
> causing me to write this.  To come right to the point.... ISP West is not
the
> business it used to be.  Myself and several friends have had miserable
> service caused by their greed for the dollar and poor customer service
> skills.  There are 5 of us that will not deal with them anymore because of
> this. Their book keeping and tracking of eBay sales is in extrema need of
> repair.  I have been buying from them for at least 4 years and I can
> truthfully say that this last year of dealing with them has been a
> disappointment. If anyone wants to know what has happened in dealing with
> them just drop me a line.
>
> I know that several of you here on the list have had your share of
problems
> with ISP also.  I remember a thread that was a bit long some time ago
about
> this same subject.  A good friend of mine said that in his mind, ISP West
is
> fast becoming the GEX of parts sources!  I know that they read this list
so
> maybe they can take a bit of constructive criticism and repair their ways.
> They have been a good company in the past and I hope that they become one
> again.
>
> They always start their bids low but with a high Reserve that is at least
> their cost for the item.  I am all for a business making an honest dollar,
> but eBay is the wrong place to do these types of marketing plans.  Many
> people have caught onto their ploy and that is why there has been a slow
down
> in large item sales on eBay for ISP West merchandise.  One item that has
seen
> a big slow down and drastic price drop are the Seat Rail Guides.  At one
time
> they were going for as high as $40+ a set.  They had lead us all to
believe
> that this was a scarce and hard to find part.  They have had a large
quantity
> of these all along which I found out talking to a worker there.  The
> competition now is selling these guides at $18 a set or $30 for 2 sets.
> Hummmmm, if they are so hard to get, where did the competition get them?
>
> I just want everyone to be careful in dealing with them.
>
> Thanks,  Pat
>
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