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Here is the deal,
There are clearly "suck punch" posts and then there are posts from people with less than 10 posts that are legitimate. You can sort of tell by the amount of detail as well as what is being said. Hit pieces are not hard to miss.
In this case, there are clearly some legitimate issues, especially since the dealer came on and acknowledged a few balls dropped. As well, they might have rolled under the desk out of sight.
When people feel they have gone as far as can, or simply feel frustrated with a situation with a company, a forum can be an extremely powerful tool. Especially when the forum and company are moving in the same space. Its a fast effective way for someone to force a company to get out of the seat, look under the desk and pick up the ball. Nothing wrong with this in my opinion, I have used the pulpit of tho site on more one occasion to move things along much faster, and suspect that is the intention of the OP. It was after all a whole lot of money.
Once this ball is put into play, there are two things have to happen, the company can respond and work to remedy the situation, and the consumer has to respond, by allowing them to do their job and fix the situation. Once it's fix they should also end the post by saying it resolved and not leaving it hanging.
Too many times we read about an issue, clearly an issue and the posters first course of action is come on and run the company down without ever giving them a courtesy call. It should be each person's responsibly to seek a remedy from the company first and complain second. If you never contacted them about it, in my opinion you have no legs to stand on and I consider this a sucker punch. However once communication has begun and the situation still continues to haunt you, sure, use the power of social media to get it fixed as fast as possible.
In regards to the post count, and the validity of the poster based on the number of posts. Well unfortunately numbers are not in the new users favor. People will get mad, drunk, or a combination of both and immediately run to the internet to attack the target of their anger. This happens a lot. As well, you find a lot of new users who simply feel they need to make some sort of outlandish statements to get heard, or will repeat things that will get posted quite often, and usually have been Debunked in Detail. This leads to the reception a lot of new users get. I personally have no issue repeating the answer for a new user, but if you dismiss the answer with your second post, well then, I am not shy about telling you hit the road. People tend to make their own luck on here, and how they are treated is usually a direct response to how they approached the site. Lots of guys doing this for a living, as well there is even more bad information out there, so many of the people on here simply don't suffer fools very well.
In this sport, ownership doesn't equal competence, and just because you've been shooting your whole life from the time you were 5 on Grandma's farm, doesn't mean you the first clue when it comes shooting a rifle, handgun, carbine, what have you. Hitting your target isn't hard, knowing why you hit it can be more more telling in terms of you level of achievement. Look at it this way, everyone in boot camp is taught how to fire a weapon and hit a target. They take the best of those who can hit the target the most and send them sniper school. Of those sent roughly 50% fail out every time. We call this a clue... sure you can argue they all don't fail the shooting, but there is a lot more to life, to the precision rifle than simply pressing the trigger, and if you press it enough you'll surely hit something. Still doesn't count if you can't tell me "why".
So, while this topic may seem like a bad idea to some, I think it provides a service in 7 out of 10 cases, so regardless of the post count, I feel it is helping people. It was a case of a straight up attack with little merit, I have no trouble removing it. But clearly this is not the case here.
this type of second post for a newbie is why I support the idea of Low Light charging a monthly fee to use this site. Damn, some of these posts are amazingly stupid and poorly thought out. Lord knows I've had my share of stupid postings ...[/QUOTE
I agree with but paying to post won't make dumb people smart.
cheers.