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Wow etharp! What a bunch mumbo jumbo! Amen Phil. Our customers have never not been taken care of. Seems to me etharp the way you you keep customers is to take care of them not alienate them. We take care of them.
  • Posted 7 Nov 2007 08:20
  • By 68Stang
  • joined 6 Oct'06 - 8 messages
  • Oregon, United States

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