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TexasSP · 11.07.2011, 10:16 AM

PDC, I think it's top notch of you to still respond to people like this.

This guy has bashed you from the beginning and that's all he does, yet he still buys your products. At this point, it really is out of your hands. I mean, if your products are as bad as he says, then maybe he should stop using them. Yet time and again he still buys CC. This can mean only one of two scenarios here for him.

I know that when I have too many issues with a manufacturer that don't get resolved, i go elsewhere.

I have had a few issues with with CC products here and there, but you have always taken good care of me. In the end, that's all I ask. No matter what, things in RC will break and fail as is the nature of this hobby. We run things to the extreme. In the 1:1 world vehicles that are treated like our RC's get constant rebuilds and tend to see much more breakage. I think scaled down our failure rate is probably much lower.

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TexasSP Something, anything, nothing Offline Posts: 2,747 Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Houston, TX	11.07.2011, 10:16 AM PDC, I think it's top notch of you to still respond to people like this. This guy has bashed you from the beginning and that's all he does, yet he still buys your products. At this point, it really is out of your hands. I mean, if your products are as bad as he says, then maybe he should stop using them. Yet time and again he still buys CC. This can mean only one of two scenarios here for him. I know that when I have too many issues with a manufacturer that don't get resolved, i go elsewhere. I have had a few issues with with CC products here and there, but you have always taken good care of me. In the end, that's all I ask. No matter what, things in RC will break and fail as is the nature of this hobby. We run things to the extreme. In the 1:1 world vehicles that are treated like our RC's get constant rebuilds and tend to see much more breakage. I think scaled down our failure rate is probably much lower. www.cubicle101.com A friends comic strip website.