GT2RS For Sale, locally in Scottsdale
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This site is basically a marketing data / email address collection platform.
OP, if you indeed have "proprietary information" please send me the information you claim to have for the car in my avatar. I'd be happy to validate your assumptions and post back here if accurate.
OP, if you indeed have "proprietary information" please send me the information you claim to have for the car in my avatar. I'd be happy to validate your assumptions and post back here if accurate.
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Yup, those folks are in a completely different tax bracket than a working stiff like me. It's funny how the same thing keeps happening with these new GT cars....big ADM and then back down to reality within a 1-2 years. I'm just glad my "want" factor for the GT2RS is very low as I'm just not a turbo guy anymore.
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Your response reminds me of the processed meat popularized by a Bavarian gentleman named Oscar F Mayer: BA’ LONE’ KNEE.
Either you have proprietary information or you don’t. Proprietary means exclusive, legal right to the information, and this is what you are leading potential buyers to believe on your website. You cannot claim to have proprietary access and then just default to: “every car out there someone knows about. Like a local dealer or independent repair shop.”
Your website claims to have proprietary access to the owners of every car in your database. When someone does a search for a Porsche 918 within your “proprietary database," the search results shows 300 available. This is simply the number of new 918’s sold in the US in total, and you absolutely do not have proprietary access to those owners, nor the cars. Same goes for all the models you “specialize” in.
https://**********/vehiclesearch/
Either you have proprietary information or you don’t. Proprietary means exclusive, legal right to the information, and this is what you are leading potential buyers to believe on your website. You cannot claim to have proprietary access and then just default to: “every car out there someone knows about. Like a local dealer or independent repair shop.”
Your website claims to have proprietary access to the owners of every car in your database. When someone does a search for a Porsche 918 within your “proprietary database," the search results shows 300 available. This is simply the number of new 918’s sold in the US in total, and you absolutely do not have proprietary access to those owners, nor the cars. Same goes for all the models you “specialize” in.
https://**********/vehiclesearch/
I encourage everyone to try the search app in the link provided by the ChicagoWhale.
As to whether we have any one particular vehicle's owners information I cannot tell you for certain, we certainly don't track RL handles, and there are 20,000 vehicles in our database. PM me if it's really that important for you to know ...
#83
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I think Pors9 and Andial were separated at birth...
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Just to set the record straight our database is our exclusive legal property consisting of the combination of vehicle identities, profiles and owner information. The information as a collective does not exist anywhere else. So I think you misunderstand what we mean, and it is proprietary data. However you want to twist your logic is fine ... and if you haven't submitted a search on our site then you don't even begin to know what data we do or don't have.
I encourage everyone to try the search app in the link provided by the ChicagoWhale.
As to whether we have any one particular vehicle's owners information I cannot tell you for certain, we certainly don't track RL handles, and there are 20,000 vehicles in our database. PM me if it's really that important for you to know ...
I encourage everyone to try the search app in the link provided by the ChicagoWhale.
As to whether we have any one particular vehicle's owners information I cannot tell you for certain, we certainly don't track RL handles, and there are 20,000 vehicles in our database. PM me if it's really that important for you to know ...
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A). You claim to have "proprietary access to the owners of all cars in [our] database."
B). A search of 918’s in your database results in 300 - in other words, every single 918 sold in the United States. Other searches of various GT cars yields similar results of every car of that particular model sold in the US.
C) Your webpage informs clients they can use your services to “locate those targets” (verbatim from your webpage)
I think most Rennlist readers who own various GT cars would be deeply troubled by your claim that you have proprietary access to them, and that you consider them targets if you have a client who wants their car.
Direct quote from your webpage:
Our proprietary access to the owners attached to the vehicles in our database allows members to identify vehicles of interest and engage with us to contact the owners for a possible purchase. Buyers use the Search App to pare their target list…. and then use our service to locate those targets.
https://**********/vehiclesearch/
Could you clarify this please?
Thank you.
B). A search of 918’s in your database results in 300 - in other words, every single 918 sold in the United States. Other searches of various GT cars yields similar results of every car of that particular model sold in the US.
C) Your webpage informs clients they can use your services to “locate those targets” (verbatim from your webpage)
I think most Rennlist readers who own various GT cars would be deeply troubled by your claim that you have proprietary access to them, and that you consider them targets if you have a client who wants their car.
Direct quote from your webpage:
Our proprietary access to the owners attached to the vehicles in our database allows members to identify vehicles of interest and engage with us to contact the owners for a possible purchase. Buyers use the Search App to pare their target list…. and then use our service to locate those targets.
https://**********/vehiclesearch/
Could you clarify this please?
Thank you.
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A). You claim to have "proprietary access to the owners of all cars in [our] database."
B). A search of 918’s in your database results in 300 - in other words, every single 918 sold in the United States. Other searches of various GT cars yields similar results of every car of that particular model sold in the US.
C) Your webpage informs clients they can use your services to “locate those targets” (verbatim from your webpage)
I think most Rennlist readers who own various GT cars would be deeply troubled by your claim that you have proprietary access to them, and that you consider them targets if you have a client who wants their car.
Direct quote from your webpage:
Our proprietary access to the owners attached to the vehicles in our database allows members to identify vehicles of interest and engage with us to contact the owners for a possible purchase. Buyers use the Search App to pare their target list…. and then use our service to locate those targets.
https://**********/vehiclesearch/
Could you clarify this please?
Thank you.
B). A search of 918’s in your database results in 300 - in other words, every single 918 sold in the United States. Other searches of various GT cars yields similar results of every car of that particular model sold in the US.
C) Your webpage informs clients they can use your services to “locate those targets” (verbatim from your webpage)
I think most Rennlist readers who own various GT cars would be deeply troubled by your claim that you have proprietary access to them, and that you consider them targets if you have a client who wants their car.
Direct quote from your webpage:
Our proprietary access to the owners attached to the vehicles in our database allows members to identify vehicles of interest and engage with us to contact the owners for a possible purchase. Buyers use the Search App to pare their target list…. and then use our service to locate those targets.
https://**********/vehiclesearch/
Could you clarify this please?
Thank you.
I don't know if people are troubled by us knowing their vehicles and identities or not - we make it very clear that we do not share VINs or owner identities as part of our process (or otherwise) - otherwise all I can tell you is welcome to the 21st century and if you don't like how the world works ... talk to your congressperson.
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Yup, those folks are in a completely different tax bracket than a working stiff like me. It's funny how the same thing keeps happening with these new GT cars....big ADM and then back down to reality within a 1-2 years. I'm just glad my "want" factor for the GT2RS is very low as I'm just not a turbo guy anymore.