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Teddy
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We only jump on people when they're RUDE to us... :wink:

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Bill
At your age there is nothing wrong with being old. You don't have much say in it. So was the transformation from gas lights to electricity tricky? Oh yeah considering it's hard for you to lift a glass of water to your mouth you did one rightous job on that knife for Atlanta.
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stick wrote:... thanks for letting me vent without jumping all over me. That tells me ya'll are a class act!
Yeah, we have class with a capital "A"! :wink:
I collect springblades but I carry my "thumbers."
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Brighto, Brighto.makes old bodies like new, we'll sell a million bottles, woo,woo,woo,woo,woo,woo,woo.
Switchman1 Alcohol,Tobacco,and Firearms....... who's got the chips?
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Post by Bill DeShivs »

Thanks, Pushbutton!
You mean some of you have electricity?
BTW- your goodie should be there any time.
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Or use some Ipana toothpaste.... 8)
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Stone Knife wrote:Or use some Ipana toothpaste.... 8)
On what? Your "goodie :shock: ! There's got to be a better way to avoid feeling old...
Rats...
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POS from AB

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Like I expected.... no reply to my email about this POS.
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stick wrote:Like I expected.... no reply to my email about this POS.
Emails are cheap - send 'em several times a day. :?
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Don't feel ignored until about 3 weeks go by, then start to feel ignored.
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Bill DeShivs wrote:Thanks, Pushbutton!
You mean some of you have electricity?
BTW- your goodie should be there any time.
Bill
HAD electricity, some damn "do-gooders" came and released the "yoke of liberals" I had chained to the treadmill/generator :evil: They went straight to a gym to exercise on the stationary bike :roll: Why didn't I have the generator hitched to one of those things :?:
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Hi!

I speak for AB/SKM here.

I'm sorry you received a product with problems. Customer support is there to help you with this, just send e-mail tu support@skm.to .

Talk to you soon, M.
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Post by stick »

OK. I took your suggestion and send another email regarding my experience.

I will repeat here what I sent to your customer support: In as much as I threw the knife in the trash, I don't expect a replacement or reimbursement for my loss. My intent in contacting you is the hope that you produce a better proct in the future and that you input some sort of quality control in your business.
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Mr. Stick,

As has already been said it's a shame you threw it away... the customer service from AB/SKM is normally beyond reproach and you would have had no problems getting it replaced.

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stick wrote:I will repeat here what I sent to your customer support: In as much as I threw the knife in the trash, I don't expect a replacement or reimbursement for my loss. My intent in contacting you is the hope that you produce a better proct in the future and that you input some sort of quality control in your business.
Stick,
That was a beautiful (and expensive) act of protest.
I like your style! :D :D :D
I collect springblades but I carry my "thumbers."
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