Re: Trouble gettin' stuff?

On Fri, 17 Sep 1999 krs@geohex.com wrote:

> We have always sold at each tier (retail, wholesale, distributor) and 
> have a first in, first out priority on orders.  We try to treat each 
> customer the same, regardless of the size of the order.  If we get 
> behind or make mistakes, we try to remedy the situation to the 
> best of our ability.	

Please don't see what I've said as an accusation against Geo-Hex or GZG.

I've been quite, quite happy with what I've seen and bought. I like the 
games and the service. You even responded to me via e-mail personally a 
few months back. I like that kind of service. 

Well, I've been promoting Dirtside and Fullthrust in my local circles. 
I've done 4 demo games for a group of people at various times. I have to

have someone to play with in my games. The more people I hook on the
more 
realistic system, the more game options I have. I guess I've interested 
something like 6-8 people so far. 4 have bought the books and started 
purchasing miniatures. 

> I guess what I'm trying to say is that instead of assessing blame, I 
> need to work on strategies to increase my marketshare IN SPITE 
> of the limitations of the current supply system.  Any ideas??

Come to NATO and tout your wares...Call Kirk and find out if it'd be 
permissable. 

And a side question, any chance some resin vehicles will come out that 
match the 1/300 scale future wars figures? I'd love to have some of the 
Triton serise of vehicles for Stargrunt when I start a full 
Fullthrust/Dirtside/Stargrunt campaign. 

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