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Posted by bill94gxe (99 & 94 GXE) on July 23, 2002 at 14:39:12:
He responds the next day: we don't have MIG pipes in stock and don't know when we can get them. We do have TIG pipes in stock and the Carsound cat in stock. I respond that evening, letting him know that I will be calling the next day to order, and ask him to arrange a special shipment of it to Matt93SE, who he was going to see a few days later and who I was going to see in a couple of weeks. He says fine and lets the lady who handles calls know about my impending order. I call and order. Everything goes as planned. My only "concern" was it took them a while to actually charge me for my order. What if I was told they weren't in stock? Cattman would have been called and received the business. What if he douldn't do it? Budget would be researched. What if those were out of stock? I would learn to be patient and order with who I thought was the best. Point is, some here think the world revolves around them, which it does not. Doing research and confirming itemsstock is the best way to avoid this stuff and not get your panties in a wad. In addition, you can really hurt Warpspeed by not considering them for any of your purchases. But keep in mind they don't run things like $tillen, which is notorious for charging for products before being anywhere near shipping them. Warpspeed doesn't take your money and run and excuse why things aren't ready. Dallas and Dan are working their butts off to give you a product. Have a little respect for that, or don't give them your business, plain and simple.
I e-mailed Dallas describing what I wanted: a MIG-welded y-pipe for the 94 and a Carsound cat.