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Which Bullfrog is the better deal?
d00nut:
--- Quote from: BullFrogSpasMN on November 16, 2017, 05:45:40 pm ---Just some things to think about when buying a brand new spa....every month you'll spend between $30-$75 on electricity and water-care supplies, every 3-4 years you'll spend $500 on a new cover, eventually you'll need a new heating element and most likely a new pump which costs $. At least 2-3 times a year you'll need to spend time/energy/water on draining and refilling the spa and all of this can continue on for a period of 15-17 years of ownership. Whats the point of this? spend the money and get what you want upfront..if you nickel and dime a spa purchase over a few hundred bucks you'll just be upset and won't use it as much if you don't get what you truly want...just my .02 Good Luck!
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Can this be a sticky?
Hottubguy:
--- Quote from: bradleyabell on November 16, 2017, 07:17:31 am ---A cancelled order should be treated no differently than any other tub on their floor...Maybe that's their sales tactic??
I would not budge. I would demand that they replace the jet pack you don't like at no extra cost. It's not like you're asking for an extra one.
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Demand lol. That should go over well. I don’t do demands very well. Your more apt to piss off the dealer with “demands” The people who demand stuff end up being the biggest pains in the @sses who you wished you never dealt with in the first place. I have learned to not deal with these types of people. Better off in the long run. The OP is doing his due diligence but he is a customer I would t mind working with. He gets it, nothing is free and special orders cost money
Tman122:
--- Quote from: d00nut on November 16, 2017, 06:13:26 pm ---
--- Quote from: BullFrogSpasMN on November 16, 2017, 05:45:40 pm ---Just some things to think about when buying a brand new spa....every month you'll spend between $30-$75 on electricity and water-care supplies, every 3-4 years you'll spend $500 on a new cover, eventually you'll need a new heating element and most likely a new pump which costs $. At least 2-3 times a year you'll need to spend time/energy/water on draining and refilling the spa and all of this can continue on for a period of 15-17 years of ownership. Whats the point of this? spend the money and get what you want upfront..if you nickel and dime a spa purchase over a few hundred bucks you'll just be upset and won't use it as much if you don't get what you truly want...just my .02 Good Luck!
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Can this be a sticky?
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Make this a sticky, get the tub that is best for you. Skip the BF. There are better tubs out there. And there may be one you like a lot better. Go look.
DJJ:
I am still waiting to hear back from the spa dealer. What would a fair “discounted” price be for a jet pack? I found them online for about $600.
DJJ:
What tubs do you recommend that are better than BF and comparable to the R5L?
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