Hey guys, could anyone give me a good email or phone # to contact Mr Sabini? Thanks. Grayson
Thanks, I sent an email. We will see what happens, this guy seems to be a ghost.
It can take some patience and persistence. But in my experience it has been worth it.
I refuse to do business with someone I can't contact.
I too have sent an e-mail and I've been waiting patiently for Lee to respond. I just assume he is busy or out hunting unicorns.
That would explain a lot.
If I don't get a response, I wait a few days and then fire off another email. I think sometimes he gets busy or is gone or whatever, and some stuff gets covered over never to surface again. What I do is forward my last email (or string of them) and politely cover with a note to the effect I assume he's been busy and so am following-up to make contact. Sooner or later he has always responded to me.
You are correct that it is not my concern how he runs his business model but Iam old school &do not do business with anyone no matter how great their product if I can't communicate with them. There seems to be too much mystery all around this product (location, where they are made, ect). I see red flags & from doing other reading I don't think Iam the only one. I think Iam going to pass & take another direction here.
I'm actually kinda glad he is the way he is. Otherwise 1) he could end up being completely swamped by demand and/or 2) he might end up compromising the quality of his product in order to meet broader demand. The way it is, the barriers to access, as it were, seem to have a way of thinning demand a little such that only the most courageous, patient, and persistent customers are rewarded. That seems fair to me.
Chief,
When you get a new brush from Lee, is it Morris & Forndran or a Porris & Porndran? It's the natural accompaniment to your Pooney.