TLHinCanada said:I realize that each person has a different view point. I for one could not sit back and let a person be screwed. Remember the next person a salesman like that screws could be you. If everyone sits back and allows it to happen we have things like enron and the last bank crisis. I think if we want to have a vibrant economy where we all prosper then it is our duty to not allow sleazy business practices to continue. Four tons is between 800 and 1000 dollars how would you like to taken for that amount and then have someone publicly state "I watched and did nothing, and then got good treatment for doing so". This is only my opinion, take it for what it worth.
Eatonpcat said:TLHinCanada said:I realize that each person has a different view point. I for one could not sit back and let a person be screwed. Remember the next person a salesman like that screws could be you. If everyone sits back and allows it to happen we have things like enron and the last bank crisis. I think if we want to have a vibrant economy where we all prosper then it is our duty to not allow sleazy business practices to continue. Four tons is between 800 and 1000 dollars how would you like to taken for that amount and then have someone publicly state "I watched and did nothing, and then got good treatment for doing so". This is only my opinion, take it for what it worth.
I thought the same thing!!
superchips said:Eatonpcat said:TLHinCanada said:I realize that each person has a different view point. I for one could not sit back and let a person be screwed. Remember the next person a salesman like that screws could be you. If everyone sits back and allows it to happen we have things like enron and the last bank crisis. I think if we want to have a vibrant economy where we all prosper then it is our duty to not allow sleazy business practices to continue. Four tons is between 800 and 1000 dollars how would you like to taken for that amount and then have someone publicly state "I watched and did nothing, and then got good treatment for doing so". This is only my opinion, take it for what it worth.
I thought the same thing!!
Hey, I've delt with this sales man many times. I have little doubt that they tried to offer what knowledge and assistance they could, but they can't refuse to sell it to him. Some horses you can lead to water...
I'm just glad it's not my job to handle a return of 3 1/2 tons of sawdust.
I look before I buy, but admit that I keep my mouth shut when I see someone in line picking up a load of pellets that you can clearly see all the bags have expanded.
save$ said:I have a retired veteran's card and my wife has a dependent card. We both can get the 10% at either Lowes or HD in the Augusta Me market.
Don2222 said:Hello
They raised the price and now have a contractor pack of 50 bags! See pic of sign below Green Supreme by NEWP
Price $4.82 per bag
$4.32 per bag when you buy a minimum quantity of 50 bags
Contractor Pack??? -- Come on Lowes give us a real break
smwilliamson said:I have inside information that BOTH Lowes and HD are selling the pellets BELOW their cost, which is about $224 a ton presently = $4.49 per bag
DBCOOPER said:smwilliamson said:I have inside information that BOTH Lowes and HD are selling the pellets BELOW their cost, which is about $224 a ton presently = $4.49 per bag
Why would they do that?
smwilliamson said:I have inside information that BOTH Lowes and HD are selling the pellets BELOW their cost, which is about $224 a ton presently = $4.49 per bag
While buying the cheapest pellets around may save you a few bucks, ask what that does for your local economy...especially places that offer fuel and SERVICE. This is exactly why I do not attempt to sell fuel. They lose on the pellets to gain on the hammers, batteries and Christmas trinkets.
mr coffee said:Don2222 said:Hello
They raised the price and now have a contractor pack of 50 bags! See pic of sign below Green Supreme by NEWP
Price $4.82 per bag
$4.32 per bag when you buy a minimum quantity of 50 bags
Contractor Pack??? -- Come on Lowes give us a real break
I just swung by our lowes and they are playing the same card but with north american mix, I bought a bag to run to see if it worth picking up vs this winters "contender" of hardwood heats
superchips said:The east coast just had a heavy rain. Some pellets where in transit. Some wrapping is going to leak. And some don't know yet what happens to pellets that are like a sponge.
Some big stores don't have covered storage space for pellets.
Someone has to buy these pellets. I look before I buy, but admit that I keep my mouth shut when I see someone in line picking up a load of pellets that you can clearly see all the bags have expanded.
Last year I was in the big store and talked to someone buying a stove and 4 tons of pellets. I comented that i wish i had storage for 4 tons. The newby told me that he was just going to put them in his back yard and pull the bags out as he needed them. At that point the salesman gave me a stren look. I kept my mouth shut.
That same salesman gives me great service.
smwilliamson said:I have inside information that BOTH Lowes and HD are selling the pellets BELOW their cost, which is about $224 a ton presently = $4.49 per bag
While buying the cheapest pellets around may save you a few bucks, ask what that does for your local economy...especially places that offer fuel and SERVICE. This is exactly why I do not attempt to sell fuel. They lose on the pellets to gain on the hammers, batteries and Christmas trinkets.
VTrider said:Since you mentioned North Americans.....
The bulk of my stash are Currans (hard/soft mix), they come from next state over in Massena, NY. The North American Pellets are from what I hear 'rebadged' Currans, since they are from the same mill (Massena). Local HD sells them for $4.82/bag also, so I picked up a few bags just to see if there was any difference - I wasn't expecting any, but found that they throw a little more heat than my Currans. They are also slightly smaller and a just a tad different shade/color. You often hear that many manufacturers sell the same pellet under different names, but I wonder just how 'same' they really are?
Also, I've never experienced any clinkers yet with either the Currans or North Americans in my .
catmas said:At least for me this is not true when you Buy the contractor pack. I bought my Green Supreme's for $3.05 or $3.15 (contractor price). They would not give me the 5% discount for using my Lowe's card. I argued a little, but the price was so cheap that I did not get too upset. Side note, I wouldn't buy another ton of Green Supreme's if they were $2.00/bag and I got 50% off if I used my card.
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