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vh_bu98 · 4 November 2007, 11:46 PM

When I bought my first Rolex, I was hoping to cultivate a relationship with them since they were the only one willing to sell me an LV at the time without the usual BS involved.

Since then, the person who sold me my Rolex has moved on and the other sales people (or new assistant manager) are not budging on price on a TT model. And when I asked them to see the SS Daytona list to verify that I was on it, they couldn't find it and claim that the old assistant manager (the guy who sold me my LV and isn't there anymore) has it.

So I feel it's time to find another AD. The thing is should I just go with the one with the best price or actually try to find one to build a relationship with? Or forget the whole AD and go grey?

4 November 2007, 11:46 PM	#1
vh_bu98 "TRF" Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Real Name: Vu Location: Dallas area Watch: Platinum YM Posts: 2,646	Abandoning your AD? When I bought my first Rolex, I was hoping to cultivate a relationship with them since they were the only one willing to sell me an LV at the time without the usual BS involved. Since then, the person who sold me my Rolex has moved on and the other sales people (or new assistant manager) are not budging on price on a TT model. And when I asked them to see the SS Daytona list to verify that I was on it, they couldn't find it and claim that the old assistant manager (the guy who sold me my LV and isn't there anymore) has it. So I feel it's time to find another AD. The thing is should I just go with the one with the best price or actually try to find one to build a relationship with? Or forget the whole AD and go grey?

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