>KEN
> I will not lower myself to talk with a THRUSTMASTER employee, like you,
you
>can run your mouth as much as you want ,
NOT a Thrustmaster employee. Please. Grow up. Get a grip. Unless
Thrustmaster suddenly started
running photo processing labs in C***te, NC, I surely don't work for
them. And funny that if I work for them, I use CH Products stuff for all my
flight simming, and Gravis Gamepad Pros for my sports games. And you can
still not find ONE post of mine saying anything negative about TSW, just
your business practices.
Ok, I got it, I must work for Creative Labs, Gateway, Gravis, CH,
Thrustmaster, Sierra, Janes, Ubisoft, etc. since I use and like their stuff.
Damn hard working that much, but look at all the neat computer stuff I've
got.
Sounds to me like instead of answering any of my valid arguments, and prove
that you might have some shred of class, you want to avoid the issues
entirely. What are you hiding, Bob? Most "businessmen" would welcome the
opportunity to show to me, and other potential customers that you have class
and would be good to do business with, instead of hurling childish insults
at customers and whining that if they like the competitors product, they
must work for them.
Huh? If I work for Thrustmaster, how in the hell can I sell TSW2's? And
why will you send me money? What? Ok, send me money, that part I can live
with.
>Bob Hawkins
I've run across lot's of really irritating types on the net, but you are
moving right on up the list. In reality, I'm JUST trying to suggest a
change in your techniques, to just stop butting into any Thrustmaster (or
other wheels) threads. I don't mind at all if someone says, "Hey, I'm
looking for suggestions for a wheel". Tell them WHY you believe TSW is
right for them, what is good about IT. And why they should buy from you
instead of directly from Thomas Enterprises. Still haven't heard a good
answer to that one.
But when someone says they have a problem with calibrating a TM GP1 or
something, that has NOTHING to do with TSW or you.
Ken