Day 1 Salesman at Discmakers quotes a price that was higher than two other competitors.
Day 2 I called to ask availability of the item and to change the order a bit. The salesman's assistant answered and said salesman would call me back in 5 minutes. In 10 minutes she called back ready to 'process the order" and was 'so surprised' that he had not called. This means, of course, that she did not in fact talk with him, she guessed he might be at "lunch." This would indicate that, at best, she left him a message of some sort.
She proceeds to 'process the order' and is completely offended that I ask to review what they suggest and change what is included. She presses for the extra ink sale with the printer and I asked her to not be pushy. She said, quote, "I'm not being pushy." Hint: if paying customer says you're being pushy, commissioned sales person, try a different approach. I told her I'd put the purchase off a month and had no interest in dealing with them. Looking for a different supplier
They called back three times in 5 minutes, like a bad high school romance.
Pushy, unprofessional and very expensive. Aaron and Marilyn, the sales team at DiscMakers
So they are "preofessional". and you just had to run here, & tell us all about it. Around here folks, this is what we call a 'shill'. Someone who works for the scam. If you are happy with a product, or service, WHY would you do a search on a phone number AFTER the fact? There is no reason to. Anytime you see a positive comment on 800 notes that is out of context with the rest of the posts - it's planted. Fake.