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Improper grammer? Hmmm. Interesting. I am actually from Canada. Might explain the grammer and uncommon phrases thing. I only found this forum by a link referencing this thread from replica-watches-guide. I don't want to pretend to be expert in the rep world or rep world business. I am just expressing my opinions, experiences and thoughts. It's funny how you are to point fingers at people without knowing the facts. Ask the admins. My Ip is in Canada.

I have been reading a lot of threads on replica-watches-guide. LOTS!!! I was taken by the blufakes conglomerate for $799 and had to make sure I made a wise decision this time around. I guess you can learn a lot about any forum by just using the search feature and reading. Let me tell you that despite this mishap, Andrew and Joshua are still light years ahead of many other replica businesses out there. The US based rep dealers probably have the worst reputation out there. Not all of them, but most. Probably why the FTC confirms that 90% of all internet crime occurs in the US.

If you are refering to the 0013 model, Andrew e-mailed me and is selling it for $308 and has plenty of stock. If Joshua and Andrew are working together, I can't see how there would be a $200+ price increase for the same model. I have never gotten any suprises from Joshua. Always as advertised, always as promised. Most of the rep dealers seem to be located in China. Most of them accept credit card payment to protect themselves as well as the client. I am a super noob, but so far I have only seen 1 instance of a rep being misrepresented. Maybe not in his earlier days, but all recent transactions in the past year. This mistake happening maybe a good thing. Lesson learned and new chance to improve on integrity.

I agree with you. An apology should be made, and an attempt should be made to reconcile with the purchasers of this model. I have made mistakes before. But I am soon to admit to them and make it right.

No, not exactly. I am known as "purple" from the replica-watches-guide forum but new nevertheless. I have been in retail for 20 years and know that we are not all innocent of misrepresentation. I found this forum by a link crossreferencing to this thread. I know that many people have had great experiences with Andrew and Josh, but they have never received a 19 page thread commending them on their service. My whole point is that Andrew should admit his guilt and mistake, make it right and strive to do better business. The same goes for Josh and any other party involved.

What do you want him to do? Shut down? Will that make you happy? I have bought things that have been misrepresented many times. I just expect the retailer to admit it and make it right. Just pick up a newspaper, and look at all the flyers and ads. A friggin lot of misrepresentation there. Hidden fees, product may not be exactly as illustrated, etc.. I do expect Andrew to admit to the mistake, but mistakes are made. Shameful, but learn from it and strive to maintain business intregrity. You don't think that car dealers misrepresent their pricing and products? They are still around and people still buy from them. Andrew, just admit you made a mistake, appologize, make it right and learn from it.

I am very new to the rep world and purchased 3 watches from Joshua. I couldn't be more happy with them. I think for what I was getting, it was a fair deal. I am trying to absorb as much as I can regarding this issue of price fixing and product misrepresentation. Just to let you know, I have been a victim of Fullswiss.com taking me for $799 for a $20 shitass rep. Lesson learned and glad I found this board. I bought 3 reps for that, and couldn't believe the quality and value. Unfortunately price fixing might become a reality but is evident in every corner of the retail market. Look at Cable and Satellite service, utilities, alcohol and tobacco. Monopolies exist everywhere regarless if we are aware of them or not. I frankly do not care if price fixing occurs as long as I still percieve that the item that I am buying is of good value. Everyone is entitled to make a buck and that is what free enterprise is all about. In regards to the eta being misrepresented, I agree with everyone being [censored] about the matter. I am a member at the replica-watches-guide forum and Andrew/Joshua seemed to be very prefered as far as integrity and business dealings were concerned. I dealt with Josh and it was a great experience beginning to end. I think Andrew knows a mistake was made and is too concered about his business integrity to admit it. Businesses make mistakes, businesses mislead. It's a fact of the economy and retail. I deal with it everyday. I would just admit to the error, learn from it, and let it be a new day to prove your business integrity. People are willing to pay as long as they get what they are suppose to get.