[Gary Wells]

Ok, maybe my response was a little hasty.But that was not really my intent:
Rev 3:11: I am sorry that you & Dennis could not reach an agreement but that sometimes happens in business, even the best of them. My advice would be to make the best of the situation and consider it a good inexpensive learning curve experience. It didn't cost you anything but maybe an E-mail and maybe a phone call.
I am very conscious & aware of what businesses go through these days, especially a small business, to keep things going.
I am sure that Dennis and / or Pete will fix the error, or have it fixed asap. I think Dennis did the best thing possible under the circumstances. The importance of keeping a customer here can't be under estimated, but sometimes keeping 1 customer happy might set a predecent that can end up being very expensive. I still think that Dennis did the best thing possible under the circumstances. HTH.
I don't think that being a Turbo Buick vendor, (the car, not the site by the same name) is a very easy thing to do. I wish them all well, regardless of whose site that they advertise on, and I am thankful for them. Losing even aftermarket turbo Buick vendors/suppliers/shops can only drive up the cost of things that I already can't afford.