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Re: PAP vs. Halsey
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- Subject: Re: PAP vs. Halsey
- From: glen.powell@smc.com
- Date: 13 Sep 1995 08:42:20 -0400
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I have found that prices can be negotiable with PAP.
It depends a lot on who you deal with there and how
good a customer you are. Unfortunately, the salesman
I did most of my dealing with left PAP about a year ago.
Since that time I always ask for one particular salesman
so I can get to know him and work on better pricing, etc.
While Halsey does have some excellent prices, I've
found that parts ordered sometimes never arrive.
I will still deal with Halsey, especially for the tri-electrode
Bosch plugs, but establishing a long-term relationship
with a salesman at PAP does pay off in better service
and prices. Example: My brother-in-law ordered some
exhaust parts that didn't fit. He had a major problem in
returning the parts and with credit of shipping charges.
He did eventually resolve these problems. When I
need to return something to PAP, my salesman
credits the shipping and the cost of the part, and
even arranges for UPS to pickup the part at my shop
and return it at PAP's cost.
-glen