DougH
Well-known member
Paul,
You will recall that I was going to SIBS with my family to make the final choice between the Horizon 20M. the Aqua Star 65 and the Princess 67.
I have in my personal account enough cash to buy anyone of these boats with all extras that I wish.
We attempted (because of your love of the boat) to look at the Marlow but was refused entry to the boat because I was not prepared to give the girl proof of my finances. We walked away laughing.
As we were leaving the show we passed the Sun Seeker stand which was absolutely heaving with people queing to see the boats but certainly looking as if they could never afford to fill the boats with fuel let alone buy one. Then my daughter-in- law said to my son that she would like a brochure just to look at. My son cringed at the sight of the crowds but approached the desk and the girl gave him the catalogue and asked the simple question ' are you thinking of buying a boat sir?'
Obvious answer was yes and up come a salesman. 'Would you like to see over the boats ' . We declined because of the long lines of waiting people but was told we would go to the front of the line because we are potential buyers.
Bear in mind that up to now I have ignored Sun Seeker beacause I did not like them. Don't know why.
We looked at the Sun Seeker 62 and 70, and we are now going to Poole next week for sea trails on both as we ALL fell in love with both boats and we are 99% that we will be placing an order within 14 days and paying cash.
Message to Explorer, not all wealthy people dress to look wealthy, your boat was not considered due to your attitude.
Paul they are very foolish people at Explorer.
Doug
You will recall that I was going to SIBS with my family to make the final choice between the Horizon 20M. the Aqua Star 65 and the Princess 67.
I have in my personal account enough cash to buy anyone of these boats with all extras that I wish.
We attempted (because of your love of the boat) to look at the Marlow but was refused entry to the boat because I was not prepared to give the girl proof of my finances. We walked away laughing.
As we were leaving the show we passed the Sun Seeker stand which was absolutely heaving with people queing to see the boats but certainly looking as if they could never afford to fill the boats with fuel let alone buy one. Then my daughter-in- law said to my son that she would like a brochure just to look at. My son cringed at the sight of the crowds but approached the desk and the girl gave him the catalogue and asked the simple question ' are you thinking of buying a boat sir?'
Obvious answer was yes and up come a salesman. 'Would you like to see over the boats ' . We declined because of the long lines of waiting people but was told we would go to the front of the line because we are potential buyers.
Bear in mind that up to now I have ignored Sun Seeker beacause I did not like them. Don't know why.
We looked at the Sun Seeker 62 and 70, and we are now going to Poole next week for sea trails on both as we ALL fell in love with both boats and we are 99% that we will be placing an order within 14 days and paying cash.
Message to Explorer, not all wealthy people dress to look wealthy, your boat was not considered due to your attitude.
Paul they are very foolish people at Explorer.
Doug
