Pacesetter Story: No Means No
Ima Myself
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No Means No
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After e-mailing for price quote at Replacement Window Center.com I
received a call from a young lady stating I was approved for free
price quote. I agreed and a appointment for set for the next day at
6:30pm. Two sales reps arrived and said they from the Pacesetter Corp.
I told him that I wanted to replace my window with the vinyl ones. He
tells me that those were no good and I would end up replacing those in
a couple of years and that would be a waste of money. He offers to
replace my windows with their fiberglass windows and that I would
never how to replace them ever. After they put the windows in with a
25 year warranty I would get a call to see if I was satisfied and
they would call again and as a matter of fact I would get tired of
them calling me.
The price for replacing all of my 11 windows came to the price of
$15,476.
"No, I can't afford it."
"O'kay if we can work a deal tonight the price is $10,542."
"No, I still can't afford it."
This guy did not want to take no for an answer. He then gave me a
price for 7 windows, then 4 windows. Then he says well just let me do
1 window I need to give my guys some work. No! No! and No! I CAN'T
AFFORD IT!!! and I am finished talking by, then he had been there
almost 2 hours! After he realized I wasn't changing my mind he offers
to put in storm doors for $978. I then told him I was not signing any
papers or doing anything untill I did some investigation of my own and
check out the company. He told me if we couldn't make a deal tonight
and I later decided to do the windows with them I would have to pay
the original amount of $15,476. O'kay well it will be my loss,
GOODNIGHT!. So after they finally leave I go online and low and behold
I find this site and read the horror stories and I am so glad I did
not let this guy pressure me to the point of signing anything just to
get them OUT OF MY HOUSE!!! Thank-You so much.
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