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Theme: Re: Leisure Pro -- pro or con??
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Date: 26/02/01
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Author: Pete
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George,
I'm not trying to start a cat fight here! Are you saying that if you're a dive shop owner and I call in a order to your store for equipment, you can't send it to me? I must be missing something here. Would you explain how this contract works? Thanks! Pete On 25 Feb 2001 20:30:59 GMT, ghorn82707@aol.com (GHorn82707) wrote: >Pete, there is a difference, Leisure Pro can sell to anyone, anywhere. By >contract the dive store owner is not allowed to ship by mail any equipment. >Leisure Pro gets equipment from dealers trying to survive, plain and simple. >>Jim, >>I can see both sides of the coin here. My situation is a little >>different. The closest dive shop for me in about 4 hours away. The >>prices at this shop are horrable! I use the net quite abit to buy >>gear. Here is a idea. If more people bought from LP because of their >>lower prices, wouldn't the other shops have to lower their prices too? >>It's either do that or go out of business. Competition, supply and >>demand. These are what keeps the prices halfway honest-doesn't it? >>Just my 2 cents. >>Pete >> >> >>On Sat, 24 Feb 2001 20:36:30 -0800, "Jim Schifferns" >> >> >>>Thanks to outfits like Leisure Pro (from whom I've never purchased a single >>>item) my favorite local dive shop no longer serves as a retail outlet. Too >>>many people came into the shop, tried stuff on/out, then ordered from the >>>internet. Now I don't have an airfill scource, a place to buy stuff, and no >>>shop to sponsor dive trips etc. I don't believe anyone is allowed to sell >>>Scuba Pro equipment via email and yet LP does so. Not sure how they do it >>>but my old dealer would not work on stuff sold by them. Caveat Emptor! >>>"Scuby Doo" >>>news:20010224235019.28921.qmail@gacracker.org... >>>> I am planning to purchase two Oceanic Data Plus 2 computers. My local >>>shop >>>> wants $420 each, but I found them listed at Leisure Pro for $270. While I >>>> would like to help my neighborhood retailer remain in business, the deal >>>at >>>> Leisure Pro is hard to resist. Is Leisure Pro reputable? If I need work >>>> done on the computers either during or after the warranty period, will I >>>> have problems? Is there any reason not to save over 33% on my purchase? >>>> >>> > >George R Horn >Owner Scuba Divine >Horn's Cycle Service >Brooklyn, NY >(718) 647 1089 >www.scubadivine.com |