05-21-2012, 03:19 PM
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When it comes to their cars, some people have patience. But theres a difference between no patience and missed timelines resulting in uncertainty on the consumers part. If I was told we are expecting this to be done by this date but a delay could possibly occur. If this happens Ill let you know, would have been OK. On a side note, the gtr shift knob and oem 370z boot I did looks completely OEM, and not a rehash of something I would have did in my younger days with my Acura Integra, no offense.
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Originally Posted by sloboi
I'm not questioning the virtuosity of patience--it's rewards are not unknown to me. I believe the issue here was a lack of communication, as well as several timeline expectations, set by yourself, which were not met. I understand the issue may be minor for some, but I expect when told "x will happen on n," that it will happen--or that there be communication otherwise. I understand you are a busy person, and that these knobs/boots will most likely have excellent workmanship, but I am a little offended you brought patience into the equation.
That's my rant. I'm sure a couple of people here thought it as well. I would have left it alone, had you simply apologized for missing your own deadlines, rather than shifting the blame to your clients.
Good luck with the sales. I'm sure the end product will be beautiful.
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