Rage customer service
11-19-2008, 06:35 PM
#21
Senior Member
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RE: Rage customer service
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See Trev....there are exceptions.
Has his own home, too.....and works two jobs.
Kudos, Aaron.
How many 20 year old Mail Men do you guys know?[8D]
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Has his own home, too.....and works two jobs.
Kudos, Aaron.
Aaron does do great for himself, and works for his keep. More people should be like him and we wouldn't be in the situation we are as a country
11-19-2008, 06:38 PM
#22
Fork Horn
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RE: Rage customer service
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Strike.....I'm not going to get into a "life" conversation with you, tonight. When I was your age (I'm assuming you're Trevor's age, or close..by your comment). I admit it....I knew everything (too?).
I'll give you a tip, though. You must get dumber as you get older. There's a few things I don't know, now. I KNOW I "must" have forgotten them, though.....right?
Strike.....I'm not going to get into a "life" conversation with you, tonight. When I was your age (I'm assuming you're Trevor's age, or close..by your comment). I admit it....I knew everything (too?).
I'll give you a tip, though. You must get dumber as you get older. There's a few things I don't know, now. I KNOW I "must" have forgotten them, though.....right?
11-19-2008, 06:40 PM
#23
Giant Nontypical
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RE: Rage customer service
I know their cust service is great as well.
11-19-2008, 06:40 PM
#24
Fork Horn
Join Date: Oct 2007
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RE: Rage customer service
Anywho, since we were talking about the broadheads and the customer service department.....Thats great that Rage is good enough to do this for you. Thats a lot better than a lot of companies would do for you. By the way, I shot my deer with a Rage two blade and both blades came off inside the deer. Is this normal? Has it happened to any of you?
Mitch
Mitch
11-19-2008, 06:43 PM
#25
Typical Buck
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RE: Rage customer service
i agree with u totally trevor.... im 17 years old an work my butt off just like you do an i bought my truck an most of my hunting gear.. like u said im not self seficent but i do work my tail off to buy things that i want. not everything like food an clothes but stuff like hunting things an just fun things...
so i agree with u totally trevor i know how you feel man.... i know what ur saying
so i agree with u totally trevor i know how you feel man.... i know what ur saying
11-19-2008, 06:45 PM
#26
Typical Buck
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RE: Rage customer service
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Just can't give it up, I guess not when some guy from NC brings in a begging daddy statement out of nowhere.....I had to register as a business this past summer because my operation got bigger than expected. No big deal, 300 dollars and I am in business.....I bought my own trailer, i bought my mower, my blowers, my trimmers, all the extras....out of pocket.I pay formy business license as do I my mowing insurance.My first truck was boughtby mydad 2 years ago. When I traded up this past summer, i traded it in and put $9k out of my bank account to getmy current truck. So i guess I really only own 2/3 of it. Profit margin, haven't sat down to figure up this year. Ill sit down with the tax man come April to figure that one for you. To be honest, it will be rather high, despite higher fuel costs this summer. Thats the good thing about mowing, you make loot for relatively easywork. I do well enough to not have to ask daddy for something when I want it, I go buy it. btw, Ive never made $15k, thats my expected goal for 2009.
Like I said, I don't live on my own.I dont pay for the majority of my meals. I don't buy my everyday clothing. Therefore, I am not self sufficient. Next year though,the University will buy my meals, and my housing, and heck..all expenses related to school. I will also have a state scholarship check written in my name for $2500 for my first 4 years of school to do with however I please (going to Alaska this next year with my first one), because I busted my ass to get where I wanted to be....and that is paid to go to college. Ill be going into my freshman year with enough hours to qualify as a sophomore.
What is wrong with the statement "A company that doesn't need to utilize their customer service program is better than a company that offers good customer service"? Im no economist, and haven't been in the business world enough to live up to your standards, but even I can see that this is common sense.
Now that you know some more about me, do I pass the test to atleast earn enough respect from you to NOT be classified as a lazy teenager? I hate talking about myself like that cause it just comes off as macho bragging BS, but why keep calling me out on something you have absolutely no freakin clue about? Im glad your son mows his neighbors yard with your mower, really am...just don't think his situation covers anybody else his age that works.
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The age card was played.....because at 17yrs....you don't have a clue about what good customer service v bad is. When you've been in the business world a few years you'll know what I'm talking about. That isn't a slam on anyone. It's life.
I'm happy you're somewhat self-sufficient, Trevor. My son, too, mows a few yards for his spending money. I know. I bought his lawn mower. I bought his leaf blower. "His" business, I suppose....but ....well....you know.
So you've bought a truck and all your hunting gear on less than $15K gross? What's your profit margin? Expenditures?
My son only knows he gets $50 to do the neighbor's yard. He doesn't think about the cost of equipment/fuel/maintenance/TIME/etc....
So when a teenager talks to me about customer service (really, Trevor....you couldn't have just let it go???).....I have to guffaw. I tried to pick no fight with you. I pointed out your naivety. That's all. It's naive to think a company has NO issues requiring good customer service.
I meant no disrespect to the generation .......heck I don't know what you guys call yourselves.
The age card was played.....because at 17yrs....you don't have a clue about what good customer service v bad is. When you've been in the business world a few years you'll know what I'm talking about. That isn't a slam on anyone. It's life.
I'm happy you're somewhat self-sufficient, Trevor. My son, too, mows a few yards for his spending money. I know. I bought his lawn mower. I bought his leaf blower. "His" business, I suppose....but ....well....you know
.So you've bought a truck and all your hunting gear on less than $15K gross? What's your profit margin? Expenditures?
My son only knows he gets $50 to do the neighbor's yard. He doesn't think about the cost of equipment/fuel/maintenance/TIME/etc....
So when a teenager talks to me about customer service (really, Trevor....you couldn't have just let it go???).....I have to guffaw. I tried to pick no fight with you. I pointed out your naivety. That's all. It's naive to think a company has NO issues requiring good customer service.
I meant no disrespect to the generation .......heck I don't know what you guys call yourselves.
Like I said, I don't live on my own.I dont pay for the majority of my meals. I don't buy my everyday clothing. Therefore, I am not self sufficient. Next year though,the University will buy my meals, and my housing, and heck..all expenses related to school. I will also have a state scholarship check written in my name for $2500 for my first 4 years of school to do with however I please (going to Alaska this next year with my first one), because I busted my ass to get where I wanted to be....and that is paid to go to college. Ill be going into my freshman year with enough hours to qualify as a sophomore.
What is wrong with the statement "A company that doesn't need to utilize their customer service program is better than a company that offers good customer service"? Im no economist, and haven't been in the business world enough to live up to your standards, but even I can see that this is common sense.
Now that you know some more about me, do I pass the test to atleast earn enough respect from you to NOT be classified as a lazy teenager? I hate talking about myself like that cause it just comes off as macho bragging BS, but why keep calling me out on something you have absolutely no freakin clue about? Im glad your son mows his neighbors yard with your mower, really am...just don't think his situation covers anybody else his age that works.
i agree with u totally trevor.... im 17 years old an work my butt off just like you do an i bought my truck an most of my hunting gear.. like u said im not self seficent but i do work my tail off to buy things that i want. not everything like food an clothes but stuff like hunting things an just fun things...
so i agree with u totally trevor i know how you feel man.... i know what ur saying
11-19-2008, 06:45 PM
#27
Dominant Buck
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RE: Rage customer service
I never called you a lazy teenager. That's another one of your famous inflammatory comments (made-up, no less....and on par).
Let's break your business down.
You make less than $15K a year (GROSS)....but you're still able to buy equipment (in its' entirety.....and out of pocket, no less!)/Fuel/business license(s)/Insurance(s)/All of your hunting equipment (and I know you have a Hoyt and a Benelli....lol)/etc..., etc..., etc... and STILL have the wherewithall to save $9K to put on a truck?
Is your last name Iacocca? You're a freakin' financial WHIZ!
What's wrong with it is why I said what I did to you in the first place. It's NAIVE to think you'll never need to have good customer service....because your product is that infallable. THAT'S showing your age. You could have easily "let it go"....but you rarely miss the chance.
If you don't want to sound like a naive kid......resist the urge, somtimes. Sometimes when you open your mouth.....you remove all doubt.
BTW....congrats on getting paid to go to college. I did the same thing. Really cool. I played baseball. What are you playing?
Let's break your business down.
You make less than $15K a year (GROSS)....but you're still able to buy equipment (in its' entirety.....and out of pocket, no less!)/Fuel/business license(s)/Insurance(s)/All of your hunting equipment (and I know you have a Hoyt and a Benelli....lol)/etc..., etc..., etc... and STILL have the wherewithall to save $9K to put on a truck?
Is your last name Iacocca? You're a freakin' financial WHIZ!
What is wrong with the statement "A company that doesn't need to utilize their customer service program is better than a company that offers good customer service"?
. If you don't want to sound like a naive kid......resist the urge, somtimes. Sometimes when you open your mouth.....you remove all doubt.
BTW....congrats on getting paid to go to college. I did the same thing. Really cool. I played baseball. What are you playing?
11-19-2008, 06:48 PM
#28
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: Virginia
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RE: Rage customer service
I'll give you a tip, though. You must get dumber as you get older. There's a few things I don't know, now. I KNOW I "must" have forgotten them, though.....right?
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11-19-2008, 06:50 PM
#29
Dominant Buck
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RE: Rage customer service
Strike....I'll tell you the same thing I tell my son all the time (and insert your age for his....and remember I LOVE HIM....so it's not derogatory).
"I've BEEN 16, Mitch. You haven't been 44. When you get there....remember this conversation and tell me who was right."
I'm not speaking condescendingly to you guys. I'm proud of you. I wish you all the best.
"I've BEEN 16, Mitch. You haven't been 44. When you get there....remember this conversation and tell me who was right."
I'm not speaking condescendingly to you guys. I'm proud of you. I wish you all the best.
11-19-2008, 06:53 PM
#30
Dominant Buck
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RE: Rage customer service
That's perfect Aaron. Thanks.
LT....let me know how they fly. I'm Skeered I'm gonna have planing issues.
I am seriously considering 125gr Magnus Snuffers next year. Have to see how they perform first. (flight/penetration) I know their cust service is great as well.