Bob_Skurka
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we are getting way off topic here. When I said I am not an expert, I was mearly stating that I am not a "know it all". This industry is very complex and when you start really digging into these kind of questions its impossible to know everything. There are dozens of manufacturers, modems and designs. It would be a full time job to stay on top of it all. I do consider myself an expert in the products that I sell, and your right, as a customer you should expect that.
One frustration that I have had with this forum is that everytime someone critisizes somthing people jump all over that person. Why can't people accept that there are good and bad aspects about every product? Isn't that why we come here? )</font>
Neil, I have defended you in the past and probably will in the future and was not trying to criticize you in any way, but I was trying to reinforce the point about some sales people as well as back up the validity of Ducatti's view (or at least some of it).
But the last point you just made is also a very frustrating point . . . the one about people accepting that there are both good and bad aspects about every product. In a different thread I have been searching for the best garden tractor and I layed out a series of qualifications. I also asked similar questions on another forum. What I have found is that some people are OBJECTIVE and others are EVANGALISTS who push their brand regardless of whether it is the right product for the task. But I admit to liking reading the thoughts of BOTH types of people anyway.
One frustration that I have had with this forum is that everytime someone critisizes somthing people jump all over that person. Why can't people accept that there are good and bad aspects about every product? Isn't that why we come here? )</font>
Neil, I have defended you in the past and probably will in the future and was not trying to criticize you in any way, but I was trying to reinforce the point about some sales people as well as back up the validity of Ducatti's view (or at least some of it).
But the last point you just made is also a very frustrating point . . . the one about people accepting that there are both good and bad aspects about every product. In a different thread I have been searching for the best garden tractor and I layed out a series of qualifications. I also asked similar questions on another forum. What I have found is that some people are OBJECTIVE and others are EVANGALISTS who push their brand regardless of whether it is the right product for the task. But I admit to liking reading the thoughts of BOTH types of people anyway.