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Agreed. But I have no way to know, that's just my impression.

Does that equate to big dollars vs. small dollars, total?

I have no knowledge of particulars...but I'd be amazed if Sherrill as a company does not make much more money than Treestuff does as a company, in total. I'd love to be proven wrong, actually.

Sure...but that's a totally different item. Nick just said that Treestuff is bigger in sales that Sherrill.com...Sherrill.com is only the online part of Sherrill as a total business. I'll bet that Sherrill as a total business venture dwarfs Treestuff as a total business venture. That does...

Butch...Nick is talking online sales volume. Not total business volume. Big difference.

Agreed :D.

Not many, at a guess.

Fricked way to do biz.

If I walk into a store and see a great price on a pile of avocados, and I haul a bunch up to the checkout counter and the clerk says "sorry, that sign is a mistake and we can't sell those to you at that price"...well, I'm gonna have words with management. Especially if the sign stays up there...

If the ad says 17% off everything, but then there are exclusions (noted somewhere on the ad?), and then the company honors the ad on some things that they didn't want to include...I'm confused. Why honor some of the errors but not all? Just based on original margins? Seems weak at best. I...

If you want a handsaw for larger cuts, don't get the big tooth Zubat...get an Ibuki.

Too bad.

Sorry to hear all this.