Re: Who are these guys?

[Jim Rojas <jrojas@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Think about this: What do you think happened to all that Napco stuff ADI
pulled off the shelves a few years ago?

Jim Rojas



Doug wrote:
> I can see a certain attraction to running an online business with a shopping
> cart system for ordering and then have the merchandise drop shipped to the
> customer. You may have to answer a number of tech support/product
> application calls, handle a few returns  and have the rest of the day to
> count the money. The margin on each item is less because you do less to earn
> that margin, but the overall profit, like any other business will depend not
> only on the margin, but on the volume of sales.
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> Doug
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> "Roland Moore" <nospam@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:476e8c0d$0$9538$4c368faf@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>> Have you ever noticed that when you do a parts search on google the Bass
>> site comes up? I did a parts search and saw these guys. Who are they?
>> Their
>> web page claims they are "professional". And yet they push Honeywell gear?
>> If you're a "professional" with any sort of reputation with your customer
>> base, how in the world would you find the time to run an on line parts
>> business? Why would you even want to get into that market with such skinny
>> margins if your "professional" business was successful? I can just see
>> quoting a customer and then having him or her say wait a minute, "why are
>> you charging me these prices when you sell the same thing on line much
>> cheaper"? And you get a 24 hour emergency number to call too. Wow.
>>
>> http://www.doityourselfsecuritysystems.com/index.html
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