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<blockquote data-quote="Ivan Beaver" data-source="post: 42727" data-attributes="member: 30">Re: Danley Jericho 2 in Saint MarteenThat reminds me of a story I heard about Elvis years ago.&nbsp; I can&#039;t say whether it is true or not-but I can easily believe it.When he was just starting to hit it big, he and some of the buddies (all looking like young punks) went to the local Cadallac dealer to buy a car.&nbsp; None of the sales men would talk to them and basically tried to run them off the lot.So Elvis whipped out a big wad of bills and stated that he WAS going to pay cash for the car-but now he was going to go to another dealer to give his money to.Sometimes it is hard to be taken seriously.And of course it works the other way around also.&nbsp; Sometimes somebody &quot;looks the part&quot; of a serious customer, but has no way to follow through-and a lot of time gets &quot;wasted&quot; on them-where there never was anything there to begin with.They talk a big game-but that is about it.&nbsp; I am sure you have can name lots of promoters that fit that last bill.We had one customer who came down and spent a couple of days with us.&nbsp; When they were gone, we ALL said-we will never hear from those guys again.&nbsp; But now they are big fans of the products.You never can tell who a potential customer might be.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ivan Beaver, post: 42727, member: 30"] Re: Danley Jericho 2 in Saint Marteen That reminds me of a story I heard about Elvis years ago. I can't say whether it is true or not-but I can easily believe it. When he was just starting to hit it big, he and some of the buddies (all looking like young punks) went to the local Cadallac dealer to buy a car. None of the sales men would talk to them and basically tried to run them off the lot. So Elvis whipped out a big wad of bills and stated that he WAS going to pay cash for the car-but now he was going to go to another dealer to give his money to. Sometimes it is hard to be taken seriously. And of course it works the other way around also. Sometimes somebody "looks the part" of a serious customer, but has no way to follow through-and a lot of time gets "wasted" on them-where there never was anything there to begin with. They talk a big game-but that is about it. I am sure you have can name lots of promoters that fit that last bill. We had one customer who came down and spent a couple of days with us. When they were gone, we ALL said-we will never hear from those guys again. But now they are big fans of the products. You never can tell who a potential customer might be. [/QUOTE]

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