Joe Barringer, Que Components.com, has formely announced his retirement
- Thread starter Fastgal
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Define retirement.
Edit: I got a PM from Fastgal claiming not to be Joe Barringer. I`m cool with that.
I`m agnostic about the whole thing, but you will find plenty of members here that will point out that Mr. Barringer has been on this forum under several psudonymes.
I`m agnostic about the whole thing, but you will find plenty of members here that will point out that Mr. Barringer has been on this forum under several psudonymes.
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Hi, I’m Dwight M., and I’ve had the privilege of taking over Cue Components from Joe Barringer. It’s been about six months, and we’ve been focused on launching a new website and ensuring our products are in stock and ready to ship. The journey has been exciting, and I’m thrilled with the progress so far.
As a lifelong pool enthusiast, it’s been an incredible experience working in this industry every day. One of our top priorities is improving customer service. We’re committed to offering a smoother, hassle-free experience for every customer. You can count on us to be responsive, helpful, and dedicated to solving any issues quickly—no more waiting around or unnecessary complications. We're here to make your experience as seamless as possible.
Looking ahead, we’re excited about growing Cue Components, offering more quality products, and building lasting relationships with our customers.
As a lifelong pool enthusiast, it’s been an incredible experience working in this industry every day. One of our top priorities is improving customer service. We’re committed to offering a smoother, hassle-free experience for every customer. You can count on us to be responsive, helpful, and dedicated to solving any issues quickly—no more waiting around or unnecessary complications. We're here to make your experience as seamless as possible.
Looking ahead, we’re excited about growing Cue Components, offering more quality products, and building lasting relationships with our customers.
Post #v asks the ? New Owner going to try to rebuild from scratch, and customers trust again?
Great shipping prices …said they were actual. Yes they were. Actually pathetic. A handling charge on top of inflated costs. I learned alot from his video… how to constantly smoke while doing a presentation
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Yup that’s the plan
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yup we have some of the most competitive prices in the industry. And top notch service. Specially after the ownership change.
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Our shipping prices are lot better now and they are transparent. You will see them before checking out so there is no guessing.
There was no guessing originally. Shipping prices were a hoax. Actual cost? I paid UPS with a $5.00 handling fee on top of that for a cheap light weight item. About $17 total. Actual at the time was around $8.00. I bought once and done. Never again.
Anyway ..Good luck to you...much success.
edit. My favorite section of the original website was the "Don't Call Me If" page. If it's still available could it be posted... It was rather comical.
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Changing the name of your company might give you a fresh start/better chance of regaining some of your customer base.
Not a bad idea. There’s a restaurant in my neighborhood was so bad it’s on its 3rd owner and I still will not go back.Changing the name of your company might give you a fresh start/better chance of regaining some of your customer base.
excellent ideaChanging the name of your company might give you a fresh start/better chance of regaining some of your customer base.
and getting rid of the knock offs with names very close to the original
for example g2 usa tips to compete with g2 japan(the real one)
