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Subject: sc360 - REPRODUCTION STRIPES -


Raylin
"For one, I
need to do more in-depth research on the product in question."

Like ASK the company(ME), and NONE of what has gone on here 
in the last
few days would NOT have happened.

This next exert how ever is very problematic for me:
"This is a classic case of false advertising. 
The only difference is that the vendor is suffering by losing 
potential
customers who think their product is incorrect.  The only positive I 
see
coming out of this is possibility that Phoenix will post a correct 
picture
of their stripe kit, or at least remove the false link from their 
website.
Posting an accurate picture will avoid any confusion in the future 
and
quite possibly, even probably, increase the vendor's sales. "

You seam to be genuine here, BUT you are ( from what I can read) 
attacking
me. redundant I shall be. WHEN HAVE YOU EVER HAD FAST 
FOOD THAT 
LOOKED
LIKE THE FOOD THEY HAVE PICTURED! If you look at large 
advertisements 
they
will have all sorts of declaimers and "the product may not be as 
pictured"

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A.J. -  I understand your take on this communication -
but it seems as well -  just a poor choice of words .

It is a difficult position to take - since you are correct that
many manufacturers plaster the wrong picture with a 
Disclaimer on their Ads & Boxes.

Disclaimers came about due to Law Suits and
Complaints.

This is NOT the way things were or started out with
Packaging - but - Early Globalization with 
Mfgs. not under direct control - or - suppliers
in another country with varying subsuppliers who can
deliver a 'similar' part - things went to hell in
short order..... but ......... things are improving
as complaints from Sellers mount.

These days - there are easy ways for the supplier
to get and use the actual photo of what they are
supplying - to the people who will package 
and Retail the unit.


Anyone can make 'Sorta Like' stripes -
it takes Research - and Effort to Manufacture
Faithfully Accurate Reproductions of the
Factory Original.


At the Auto Parts Stores - 
at least around the Mid Hudson Valley -
it is Expected by the  Counterperson 
- that the Picture on the
package is that of the
part inside
 - because - this is a REFERENCE for
them to conduct Business with 
- and - 
Parts Suppliers are getting the Message
since the Store Owners don't like having
 packaging pulled open to get an accurate
fix on the part.

For Suppliers in an Accurate Reproduction
market - they were point blank Stupid - for
using a Fascimilie Picture.......... somewhat
akin to shooting yourself in one foot before
a sack race.


             Brien.
         NEW YORK
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