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Cautionary Tales about Seth Laam!
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<blockquote data-quote="TomInPA" data-source="post: 1284361" data-attributes="member: 21394"><p>Something I didn't add to my post above, was that Seth used to work for Rick. In fact when I had my Mayer seat built it was Seth that did the cover, while Rick cut the foam. So there is a common history and location, and the actual construction of a Seth Laam seat is not coincidentally similar to a Rick Mayer. I sure hope he has not taken an additional page from Rick's business playbook and started down the path of stiffing customers and making excuses.</p><p></p><p>This is the tough part about a small sole proprietorship. It is only as good as it's owner, and owners (people) change. Is it burn-out? Natural business cycle? Slowing with age? Personal issues? Well it doesn't matter because the next customer is the future on which your business will be judged.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TomInPA, post: 1284361, member: 21394"] Something I didn't add to my post above, was that Seth used to work for Rick. In fact when I had my Mayer seat built it was Seth that did the cover, while Rick cut the foam. So there is a common history and location, and the actual construction of a Seth Laam seat is not coincidentally similar to a Rick Mayer. I sure hope he has not taken an additional page from Rick's business playbook and started down the path of stiffing customers and making excuses. This is the tough part about a small sole proprietorship. It is only as good as it's owner, and owners (people) change. Is it burn-out? Natural business cycle? Slowing with age? Personal issues? Well it doesn't matter because the next customer is the future on which your business will be judged. [/QUOTE]
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