[onewhippedpuppy]

Originally Posted by javadog

So, boy genius...

How about parking the bull**** for a minute and giving Motion a recommendation for a specific product he should buy. Not a brand, not a range of models, which refrigerator? Then, tell him why. Don't limit your argument to features; give him some concrete data on why your choice will last a good long time and not turn out to be an expensive, shiny turd.

JR

Agreed. My last fridge was $3k though we bought it on sale. As I mentioned I have already had to fix the ice maker and it is rusting out around the ice/water dispenser, and it is maybe 3 years old. I would happily pay double that for a quality product that would last 10 years without servicing. So how about instead of telling us what we should want, actually be helpful and tell us what products we should consider to meet our criteria?

Btw, while I have an engineering degree I work in sales. Possibly the most critical part of being effective in a sales role is to listen to your customer.