Buying condition from AD

[Panyoyee]

Is it normal that may AD tell me if you want to buy sport model you must buy another model too ?

walk in no stock but if vip customer no probplem

is it illegal ? and how can we complain the rolex?

[trelane]

Originally Posted by Panyoyee

how can we complain the rolex?

The age-old question. I searched, waited, searched some more, and bought what I liked. Maybe New England is just a better area to buy, but can't say I've been in the game that long.

[Zakalwe]

It’s not illegal. No business is obliged to sell you anything. They set the terms.

[MinMay]

newbies and amateur complain to Rolex.

You should buy a Casio or Seiko.

[tudorbaja27]

Originally Posted by MinMay

newbies and amateur complain to Rolex.

You should buy a Casio or Seiko.

That's not very nice.
Man's first post - he's obviously not well-versed in today's realities.

[TopDog2315]

Originally Posted by tudorbaja27

That's not very nice.
Man's first post - he's obviously not well-versed in today's realities.

Ya no kidding, what a way to welcome somebody to the forum!

[SS Oyster]

I’d like to see what happens if a minority records a turn down and on same recording sees white VIP walk in and get it no problem what would ensue.


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[trelane]

Originally Posted by tudorbaja27

That's not very nice.
Man's first post - he's obviously not well-versed in today's realities.

After a year and a half. Were buying conditions different back in late 2017?

[The Libertine]

Originally Posted by Zakalwe

It’s not illegal. No business is obliged to sell you anything. They set the terms.

May not be illegal, but that does not make it right - or the proper way to run a business, either.

[Blicky41]

That sounds like discrimination against personal wealth and previous buying habits. But probably not illigal

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[Old Geezer]

Distasteful but not illegal. Just the state of market conditions these days.

[Zakalwe]

Originally Posted by The Libertine

May not be illegal, but that does not make it right - or the proper way to run a business, either.

I was answering the question posed.

Whether it’s right or wrong is subjective.

I can see the business sense in bundling. It’s a money-maker in the short to medium term. The question is, in the long run, assuming that one day the bubble bursts, will keeping a small number of wealthy customers happy at the expense of annoying a larger number of potential customers prove to be a mistake? Who knows?

[t65tampa]

Originally Posted by Panyoyee

Is it normal that may AD tell me if you want to buy sport model you must buy another model too ?

walk in no stock but if vip customer no probplem

is it illegal ? and how can we complain the rolex?

Congrats on your first post and welcome to the forum!

You state that a walk in customer is told no sport models are available, whereas a VIP customer will have access to a sport model. That's basically what the purchase condition you were given amounts to. The VIP customer has already purchased another model. You're getting the same opportunity to be a VIP customer. No, it's not illegal for a private business to set up conditions on purchases. For Rolex professional models, it is a seller's market. Don't be discouraged and good luck with your search!

[beshannon]

Originally Posted by Panyoyee

Is it normal that may AD tell me if you want to buy sport model you must buy another model too ?

walk in no stock but if vip customer no probplem

is it illegal ? and how can we complain the rolex?

Normal? No.

Illegal? No idea about your country.

As far as complaining to Rolex, you could try contacting Rolex SA in Geneva

Rolex
Rue Francois-Dussaud 3
Case Postale 92
1211 Geneva 24
Switzerland

[Panyoyee]

thanks to all comnents and suggestions, I feel I have no more chance to buy the first rolex of my life with my affordable price.

[beshannon]

Originally Posted by Panyoyee

thanks to all comnents and suggestions, I feel I have no more chance to buy the first rolex of my life with my affordable price.

Agreed.

Take this opportunity to look at other brands that make beautiful and in some cases better watches.

[Panyoyee]

Originally Posted by beshannon

Normal? No.

Illegal? No idea about your country.

As far as complaining to Rolex, you could try contacting Rolex SA in Geneva

Rolex
Rue Francois-Dussaud 3
Case Postale 92
1211 Geneva 24
Switzerland

Noted with many thanks for above address.

[mikester]

Welcome to the new Rolex "norm"..

[Coop13]

Originally Posted by tudorbaja27

That's not very nice.
Man's first post - he's obviously not well-versed in today's realities.

Originally Posted by TopDog2315

Ya no kidding, what a way to welcome somebody to the forum!

perhaps people should read a bit before posting

[oldman2005]

Originally Posted by Panyoyee

Is it normal that may AD tell me if you want to buy sport model you must buy another model too ?

...

From what I heard that's norm in Thailand

[GMT Fan]

Originally Posted by TopDog2315

Ya no kidding, what a way to welcome somebody to the forum!

Particularly because the guy is from Thailand where people are truly so polite and courteous. There are soooo many sarcastic trolls saying sarcastic and rude things to others on this site, I am sure some think I was insincere. Not true.

[schoolboy]

Originally Posted by MinMay

newbies and amateur complain to Rolex.

You should buy a Casio or Seiko.

What the heck?

That’s quite rude on your part. Guy is asking for advice because the situation seems sketchy, and it is sketchy.

Newbies and amateur?



What are you?

A Rolex Pro??

Sheesh.