Has anyone else noticed the saying at the end of the UUC Banner. It ends saying somthing like, It makes happy customers easy. Now I don't really know how hard work on a product could make me "easy" LOL A little alcohol could make me easy though. LOL Sorry, I am not flaming, but just pointing out that either I don't understand the wordage, or it is a grammatical error. I think it sounds better without the word easy at the end. "It makes happy customers"

Everytime I see it, there's a section where it says "No Hype..."

...and I think, "No Hype? What happened to Hyperion?"

He died and went to Vegas after being kicked out of hell...

But ya, it does sound a little funny in the wordage....:dunno

i think they are saying that by working hard, it is easy to get satisfied customers. it does sound weird though.

it actually reads:

"designing Ultimate quality is hard... but it makes happy customers easy."

you're right, that makes no sense. :biglaughb

I thought nobody else noticed. Nobody wanted to respond to it for a couple days LOL. :biglaughb

Yeah, yeah, I know... the weirding is word. I mean... ah, hell.

Considering that I almost got my BA in English (got it in something else instead), it rubbed me the wrong way too... but I couldn't think of a better way to get the concept across except to resort to "advertising grammar".

So here's an idea; <b>two</b> contests!

Contest 1: re-word that in a better way, and if UUC uses it, you get a cool prize.

Contest 2: design a better banner, and if UUC uses it, you get a <i>cooler</i> prize! (you have to follow the Bimmerforums guidelines for dimensions and size)

- Rob Levinson

That's pretty clever Rob! Now we get to see what the great minds (or web designers) can do!

Bob ///M3


Originally posted by Rob Levinson
Yeah, yeah, I know... the weirding is word. I mean... ah, hell.

Considering that I almost got my BA in English, it rubbed me the wrong way too... but I couldn't think of a better way to get the concept across except to resort to "advertising grammar".

So here's an idea; <b>two</b> contests!

Contest 1: re-word that in a better way, and if UUC uses it, you get a cool prize.

Contest 2: design a better banner, and if UUC uses it, you get a <i>cooler</i> prize! (you have to follow the Bimmerforums guidelines for dimensions and size)

- Rob Levinson

Are you on back-order with the tranny mounts and enforcers? I ordered 2 weeks ago and the status page still says "not sent". Just curious. Thanks

We've been backordered for a short time, should be shipping this week.

As always, please write directly to info@shortshifter.com or call us at 732-398-0001 to check on your personal order.

Thanks!

- Rob

ok sorry... Thanks for the reply

Why not just change it to:

"Designing Ultimate quality is hard, making customers happy is easy."

Originally posted by KmanM3
Why not just change it to:

"Designing Ultimate quality is hard, making customers happy is easy."

That doesn't say exactly the same thing.

The idea is "making customers is <i>not</i> easy without providing ultimate quality."

See the difference?

- Rob

Originally posted by Rob Levinson
"making customers is <i>not</i> easy without providing ultimate quality."
- Rob

Why not just use that? :dunno It works for me. :D

You didn't mention anything about employees of UUC are not eligible, so you can win contest number one and get the cool prize. :biglaughb


Here's one:

UUC Motorwerks: Ultimate quality means Ultimate Customer satisfaction.

I like that!

UUC Motorwerks: Ultimate quality means Ultimate Customer satisfaction.

Bob ///M3


Originally posted by CruzrM3


Why not just use that? :dunno It works for me. :D

You didn't mention anything about employees of UUC are not eligible, so you can win contest number one and get the cool prize. :biglaughb


Here's one:

UUC Motorwerks: Ultimate quality means Ultimate Customer satisfaction.

We should post this contest in the general forum to get more attention.. a new post by Rob would be best since this is his contest. How about it Rob??!

Lemme rework that:

UUC Motorwerks: Ultimate quality means Ultimate Customer satisfaction.