I have a feeling your about to become the first person admin bans on this forum.
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B&H not honoring price advertised on this site
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I hope so Niko. He is clearly just having fun...because there is no meaningful content behind his thoughts.
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I'm sure he's already been banned from other forums PBrigido and now we're stuck with him :^(
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Indeed.
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You know Niko, I bet he is just one of those guys who has to get in the last word. Let's see how long it takes for my theory to be proven. :)
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Told you! :)
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Is this thread still here? Look Terry, I'm sorry you lost two week's allowance, but you've got to let it go.
Also, why the heck would you buy a D40 with a kit lens if you already own a D700? Sure a small form factor is nice, but you'd have been a lot better off picking up the D40x body only a year ago for $290 when it was discontinued.
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STOP FEEDING TROLLS.
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It's not about reverse psychology. It is about you proving my point, which you do quite well.
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Agreed soap. Hopefully he has enough to munch on until this thread is closed.
Good Day Terry
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Willis- one should learn to read before getting in front of the class room, i hope you are better @ taking pictures than your reading comprehension..d40 was for my son, that was in my 1st post, i believe...do you want me to type slower for you sir
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@adamz "as for this thread I'm gonna close it in 24h"
You can close it now for all of mine...
@HelenOster "When it comes to photography-related matters, Henry is far more knowledgeable and experienced than I am"
Thank you. FWIW I was a full-time professional photographer for 20+ years before I came to B&H.
@monty11 "Your kind is an entrepreneur's worst nightmare and in my company such clients are asked to take their business elsewhere."
I read a Harvard Business review article a while ago which said dropping a company's bottom 10% of their customer base would improve the bottom line. Dropping customers who are more expensive to service than they're worth is profitable twice -- you don't have the headache and expense and your competition does. :-)
@terry067 "Monty- I wanted to end it awhile ago,but the B&H legion wont let it go"
Now I see. Terry067 BEGAN this thread here because "the B&H legion wont let it go."
@NikoDoby "Thank you HenryP for giving your side of this 'non-story.'"
Thank you. I appreciate the unqualified support I've read here.
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Henry Posner
B&H Photo-VideoPosted 3 years ago # -
I think this best summerizes terry067 and his statements.
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Henry - Too true. I've been working on an analysis of our clients. I expected that the bulk of our service issues came from our least profitable clients, but the strength of the correlation was shocking. I suppose it makes sense though. Our most profitable clients are, themselves, very profitable, and generally have other things they can be doing that have a better yield than bugging us.
Posted 3 years ago # -
Thank God!
1 for NikonRumors
0 for terry067
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