Derek
Portland,#2UPDATE Employee
Thu, September 29, 2005
This individual who previously registered with our company began to criticize our organization via telephone when speaking with one of our employees. While our company is willing to accept criticism, her comments were both flagrant and ill-founded on both incidents when communicating with us. She proceeded to explain how difficult the registration process was with our company, and how our expectations for new accounts was unrealistic. She later explained how disappointing prices were and how she had no need for our organization. Not only are her accusations about wholesale pricing inaccurate, but also grounds for defamation (ie false and misleading). DSDI offers factory-direct dealer pricing on the majority of its inventory. During the first incident with this individual, we explained how we were more than happy to close her account and while explaining our position, she hung up the telephone in mid-conversation. Since then, DSDI has flagged this individual and company as someone we would not be willing to build a reseller relationship with. We do our best to serve the B2B reseller marketplace and have no interest in communicating with flagrant, ill-spoken individuals such as this. In no way or circumstance did DSDI "rip off" this individual. Instead, her sole desire is to damage the excellent reputation of our firm within the wholesale dropship marketplace. We are confident that RipoffReport readers will examine this article based on its merit. Is it the politically correct requirement of an organization to build business relationships with negative individuals? If so, consider us politically incorrect. :) Thanks and have a great day!