I see many walk throughs posted like this and it completely confuses me. Why post a vessel devoid of any pertinent information such as a link to a sale page, , contact number or email, price, year, age of riggings, etc. I'm actually shopping right now and these posts just seem a waste of time. I'm not going to sift through trying to locate your contact info, copy/paste your URL then search around your likely poorly done site to look for the listing or anything like that, why make it a pain in the buyer's arse? Anyway, that's my feedback and the feedback of all the other's I constantly hear hating the same. GLWS
Thank you for your feedback. Our boats sell really quickly and so if I placed a link to the advert, then most links would lead to a "boat unavailable" page, so not benefiting you either. People seem to really appreciate the tours, when researching what type of boat to buy, or if they just like looking around boats.
@@BoatshedYachtBrokersdoesn't seem you were paying much attention to what I said. I'm not jumping through hoops to view what you're selling, others can do it for you, I'm not. Already more to look at than I have time for as it is... I'm the buyer and I'll stick to dealing with people who understand what that means ;-) It's your job to do the work, not mine.
I completely agree with your criticism and I am surprised that the official responded as if he was mocking, although he should have tried to understand the criticism for the development of the company. Let's say you find the boat you are looking for on this company's website via Google, you have to log in to look at the photo or promotional video, which is really unnecessary and meaningless.
I see many walk throughs posted like this and it completely confuses me. Why post a vessel devoid of any pertinent information such as a link to a sale page, , contact number or email, price, year, age of riggings, etc. I'm actually shopping right now and these posts just seem a waste of time. I'm not going to sift through trying to locate your contact info, copy/paste your URL then search around your likely poorly done site to look for the listing or anything like that, why make it a pain in the buyer's arse?
Anyway, that's my feedback and the feedback of all the other's I constantly hear hating the same. GLWS
Thank you for your feedback. Our boats sell really quickly and so if I placed a link to the advert, then most links would lead to a "boat unavailable" page, so not benefiting you either. People seem to really appreciate the tours, when researching what type of boat to buy, or if they just like looking around boats.
Plus it's very simple to find her - just go to boatshed.com and search "Moody 40"
@@BoatshedYachtBrokersdoesn't seem you were paying much attention to what I said. I'm not jumping through hoops to view what you're selling, others can do it for you, I'm not. Already more to look at than I have time for as it is... I'm the buyer and I'll stick to dealing with people who understand what that means ;-) It's your job to do the work, not mine.
Here you are lol www.boatshed.com/moody_40-boat-331212.html @@sterlingarcher1962
I completely agree with your criticism and I am surprised that the official responded as if he was mocking, although he should have tried to understand the criticism for the development of the company.
Let's say you find the boat you are looking for on this company's website via Google, you have to log in to look at the photo or promotional video, which is really unnecessary and meaningless.