Dealer Application for Forum denied

[PJerome]

J-C,
That's the perfect response. I really have no knowledge of what it takes to become a dealer but I suggested to him that he start by reading the Forum and understanding what it does for members. I have had no problems with any product I ever purchased from him. I don't think , well, I know, he is certainly not equipped to be like Watcheden or many of the other dealers like Andrew and Josh but I figured he must start somewhere. You can't spend your life in Flea markets dodging the investigators and working from a car.

Even if he does not become a dealer, it will certainly serve him well to have the ability to read about what others are doing here. He just returned friom China in March and I think he picked up some good knowledge seeing what happens there.

As far as the business end of it, I know very little and really don't want to get involved. I just thought if he is a good and dependable dealer he could be a good addition as well as grow more knowledgable in the field. It might just be much more involved.
Thanks for your reply , I appreciate the swift reply and the fact that you have been in touch. Just another reason that RG is the place to be. I've been really impressed with this site and enjoy buying my reps and seeing what the guys do here. I wish I had that talent. I have to admit , if it were not for RG I would have been taken to the cleaners over and over again but because of RG I have become a fairly knowledgable buyer. As Syms saysThe best way to buy is to be an "Educated Consumer"

[rafa7750]

Does your friend have a webpage?
I think that would be the first step, so we can have a look, and compare prices with our trusted dealers, and we can try the service. If price and service is good, wonderful, but if any problem with the aftersale service, ... do you make yourself responsible?
I´m always excited about new dealers, lately I tried tony, first order was excellent and the best price on the market, but an even better price is always welcomed.