>Laura,
>
>Hard to imagine people like that still exist today, but they must. I can
>only relate my experience, and they were very helpful.
>
>Try a deeper voice (VBG).
Yep, they still exist.
A blonde co-worker who had a black Corvette convertible finally got a license
plate that read 'ALLMINE', because she was so sick of people asking her if it
was her boyfriends or husbands car! (She was single)
I even sent an email from a different, more androgynous sounding email
address-signing it with only my first initial and last name. Nothing! (Is there
software that tells the addressee if the sender is male or female trying to
pass for male?)
>Ken C
>(He stands and waits for the attack he knows will come)
Why attack you?
Laura
>
>> Maybe if you're a guy, but trying to get a few small peices from them for
>my Weber-they didn't return the email inquiries; they acted like they didn't
>know what I was talking about on the phone (when I finally got them on the
>phone! 3 or 4 tries)-and I had the parts numbers from Dave's catalog. They
>said they just didn't know what I was talking about! (I speak very well.) I
>thanked them and hung up. Dave then picked up the phone, called them-gave
>the guy the same exact information and parts numbers-et voila! He got them!
>>
>> Never again!
>>
>> Laura G.
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