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And dont just chime in to tell that yours work great. If you have a reason why a specific porter is best then by all means, tell me why. Give details why the person/company is the best.
Ok, I knew that was coming and now that its over, lets hear some real answers. T-Man, Big Boyz, Hillside, R&R, Headquarters, Dewey's, Bishops, WFO Larry, Fuel Moto, why?
Last edited by 1931jamesw; Sep 22, 2011 at 09:48 PM.
You are all forgetting to tell the OP the reason "WHY, WHy, Why, and why".
Why? Why? Why?
1. He's awfully demanding for being the one who is asking the question.
2. We can all say who we think is the best but, if he is planning on having some done, he will still want to talk to that individual to discuss his particular needs and make an informed decision based on that conversation.
I think Mackie is the best because he has years of experience. He is very willing to personally talk to the customer (or at least has been with me). And he has a proven track record for turning out proven, quality, reliable work.
There, you happy?
Last edited by dirtracin23; Sep 23, 2011 at 04:25 AM.
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