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swilly1000:
Point taken however how many end users do you find posting bad reviews about Master? The only end user reviews I see about the company are glowing. It's only the dealers that post negatively. If they were screwing the end users you would see that in the reviews.
Sorry to sound so harsh about not caring how they treat their dealers. I just don't agree that treating dealers badly equates to treating end users badly.
swilly1000:
--- Quote from: kies1 on April 05, 2019, 10:54:10 am ---Hey swilly just curious as what the master spa has done to your hydro bill this winter. I am using a hot springs flash on avg. 6 times a week our hydro bill has not really been affected at all. So just curious what the master spa has done to your hydro bill. I am extremely pleased with the flash as far as energy efficiency goes as our hydro bill has not been negatively effected. Pretty much pleased with all facets of the flash it is a great product. For reference I am located just south of toronto so pretty cold days here as well.
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Tub has been in service for six months now and will report back soon on hydro bill increase over last year. I live in Toronto on the Scarborough Bluffs. I'm expecting about $40/mth which doesn't bother me in the least.
I like massage therapy and will gladly pay that amount. Tub available 24/7 for $500ish/year, or the cost of five massages/year from a RMT.
I didn't buy the tub to save money. I will happily pay for performance.
Tman122:
--- Quote from: swilly1000 on April 06, 2019, 06:04:58 am ---
Tub has been in service for six months now and will report back soon on hydro bill increase over last year. I live in Toronto on the Scarborough Bluffs. I'm expecting about $40/mth which doesn't bother me in the least.
I like massage therapy and will gladly pay that amount. Tub available 24/7 for $500ish/year, or the cost of five massages/year from a RMT.
I didn't buy the tub to save money. I will happily pay for performance.
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You will need to hook up a meter direct to your tub. Estimating based on last year means absolutely nothing.
castletonia:
I didn't buy the tub to save money. I will happily pay for performance.
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I really like your statement. You bought a hot tub for a reason and understand that there is a cost associated with using it.
In regards to deceitful tactics and whatnot, my take is this; If a company is deceitful in one aspect of their business practice, how can they be trusted in any other aspect? Reputations are earned. Master Spas does not have their reputation because they are the biggest, because they are not. Their past actions resulted in this opinion. The same can be said about Cal Spas.
This forum probably amounts to less than 0.000000000000001% of the industry. I believe most people will never publicly voice their displeasure or satisfaction about a product or company which is why you don't always hear about the bad stuff. At the end of the day, I think Master builds a decent product. My two issues are that I will never trust them based on past actions and that they try to position themselves as a premium, top tier product, which they are not, but to each their own.
At the end of the day, I want to represent the best company and product I can and I believe all the other dealers/service techs on this site would agree. I've personally seen the bad at my previous job (Cal Spas), I've seen the good at my current job (Hot Spring, Caldera, Marquis), I couldn't go back.
Swilly1000, I'm glad you really like your Master Spa and hope you stick around here a long time to continue to share your experience.
Jacuzzi Jim:
Cal spa's were a nightmare for us. They were one of the worst companies I ever dealt with.
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