Question Worth losing a customer because I don't trust their engineering?

[ProSignTN]

Come on Gino Keep up, he posted a drawing in the first post. 8' tall x 15' wide, And if the rest of you can't build this sign, move on. Go back to printing. The post he showed are too small, but with that corrected, who can't build this?

 

[Gino]

Come on Gino Keep up, he posted a drawing in the first post. 8' tall x 15' wide, And if the rest of you can't build this sign, move on. Go back to printing. The post he showed are too small, but with that corrected, who can't build this?

I think you're the one who needs to keep up. Evidently, you don't realize you posted about two entirely different people and two different pictures. If you can't see mcdonalds stuff is not anything near an 8 x 15, you better go back to selling lattes. I won't go into your suggestion, but I sincerely hope no one uses it.

 

[gnubler]

Never, as in Never, allow a customer to dictate how they want a sign made or installed.

I'm going to print this quote out and hang it in my office, along with the other Signs101 gems.

 

[Terry01]

Tell the customer you are happy to supply the signage, but due to work commitments you are unable to erect the sign.
Suggest he outsource the fabrication and erection of the sign.

 

[ProSignTN]

I think you're the one who needs to keep up. Evidently, you don't realize you posted about two entirely different people and two different pictures. If you can't see mcdonalds stuff is not anything near an 8 x 15, you better go back to selling lattes. I won't go into your suggestion, but I sincerely hope no one uses it.

Who is Mcdonalds? The drawing I saw was 8x15. Very first post!! And what the hell is a latte, maybe a new wave stringer for roofing? I can build that, have built similar and If you can't, go home, or just push go on the printer.

 

[Gino]

My, my, my........... you do have some issues. Forget about it. Put your bottle away and tomorrow will be another day. My, oh my.