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Quote from: RadSav on April 11, 2014, 11:14:13 PMQuote from: xXLojackXx on April 11, 2014, 10:41:37 PMI thought it was worth it. Then again I'm a firm believer in "buy once, cry once". I haven't had one moment of regret for spending $1400 on the bare Carbon Spyder TurboBut it's so dang ugly!! You'd think for $1,400 it would come with some lipstick and a paper bag. Don't listen to Rad, he just likes looks over performance
Quote from: xXLojackXx on April 11, 2014, 10:41:37 PMI thought it was worth it. Then again I'm a firm believer in "buy once, cry once". I haven't had one moment of regret for spending $1400 on the bare Carbon Spyder TurboBut it's so dang ugly!! You'd think for $1,400 it would come with some lipstick and a paper bag.
I thought it was worth it. Then again I'm a firm believer in "buy once, cry once". I haven't had one moment of regret for spending $1400 on the bare Carbon Spyder Turbo
It sounds like you have a problem with Hoyt? Its like you didn't get invited to a birthday party or something.
What are you shooting? Not out of argument, just curious of this holy grail bow you speak of.
I think he shoots a bow wreck...
There are a lot of very good things about Hoyt bows.
Quote from: hughjorgan on April 13, 2014, 09:22:03 PMI think he shoots a bow wreck...I did shoot a Bowtech Experience more than any of the others last year. The reason for that is I went into the season shooting it better than all the rest that accepted two piece quivers. I did take two spring turkeys with a Bear single cam and my WY antelope with a Martin Alien.
Quote from: RadSav on April 13, 2014, 09:33:31 PM There are a lot of very good things about Hoyt bows. I knew I'd get it out of you now you're being logical
Nothing wrong with that, used to shoot a bowtech my self, until I dealt with their customer service. Lots of great bow manufactures to choose from if you don't like one thing a company does just try another. It's all fun no matter what.
Quote from: hughjorgan on April 13, 2014, 09:55:56 PMNothing wrong with that, used to shoot a bowtech my self, until I dealt with their customer service. Lots of great bow manufactures to choose from if you don't like one thing a company does just try another. It's all fun no matter what.The past three years Bowtech service has treated me very well. But, the Pro Shop is for general consumers. Their warranty department is for Dealers only. If an end consumer wants to try and go around their Dealer support system and talk directly with Warranty things can sometimes get a little heated. As is the case with nearly all of the different bow manufacturers I have dealt with. Follow the rules and procedures and things usually go smoothly, in my experience anyway.
I took my bow to the dealer to take care of warranty work and the warranty department actually took it upon themselves to call me and they were rather rude. Over a 20 dollar part they chose to for go my business in the future, which is fine I suppose. Do that to enough people and your business will suffer.
Quote from: hughjorgan on April 14, 2014, 07:40:39 PMI took my bow to the dealer to take care of warranty work and the warranty department actually took it upon themselves to call me and they were rather rude. Over a 20 dollar part they chose to for go my business in the future, which is fine I suppose. Do that to enough people and your business will suffer.Wow! That's a funky situation. Not sure I have ever heard of a bow manufacture calling the end consumer when a pro shop was taking care of business. Did the dealer give your personal information or did they take it from warranty registration? I'd definitely write a strongly worded message or letter - to my dealer and to Bowtech. Negative feedback is often the most important as a manufacturer. I know around here suck up's go in one ear and out the other. But we address complaints VERY seriously. Especially when you figure for every complaint we hear about there are probably thirty we don't hear about. Hard for a torpedo to find it's target if there is no sonar feedback to help it change course in the right direction.