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Too slow I am!

Sure they do. Dolphin= Mahi Mahi

That's something even I couldn't argue with!

I hope Tobe can get out of here without getting panhandled. Two, three, or four TH generations ago (2-3 years I guess) we had a big thread discussing if we wanted to go "public" or not. I thought the general idea was we wanted to be different, but I've been wrong before.

Good on ya for sharing the wealth Darin. Best I can remember I've never orderd anything from Wesspur. I've ordered a couple bars from Baileys (41" 72"), a jug, and a tach from Bailey's. Otherwise, most all of my kit comes from Sherrill, excluding the random wicked deals from Ebay. Gigi, I...

Tobe, I still made the order, normally the slowness wouldn't have bothered me but there was a rec climb at the park I was supposed to be at. The point of posting it was A: to show I'm not a blind lover of Sherrill and B: I figured you'd be back browsing and would have benifit of critisim that...

Just like your customers could benefit if you didn't charge sales tax. I haven't looked in a while but doesn't Sherrill still have price matching? The sales dude who was doing my order at the show was epically slow* and not all that interested in the sale, stopping and looking around after...

What I have said is based of your personal impression and my hypothetical situations. I too am indifferent in my accuracy. I mainly dislike hearing people bash Sherrill for being a large successful company. If you're going to bash them, bash them for not having Sherrill Girls at their shows...

Staying with the hypothetical, it's plausible the MAP agreement was for the current stock, thus as Sherrill sold out of the current stock, prices would go up. Or, Petzel could allow them to set a time to change over prices, or give them a month's grace to change over. Either way, so long as...

So in our hypothetical, that still leaves Sherrill following the rules and Wesspur breaking them. And then that puts Sherrill in more of a bind when someone asks for price matching.

I couldn't comment if a call was made as obviously I wouldn't know. If Wesspur agreed to MAP or otherwise supplier fixed pricing then tried to undercut those adhering to the agreement, it would seem Wesspur was in the wrong, using "hack" tactics. If your state required you to collect sales...