slicerwizard
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Not trying to jam anyone up, but someone's post perfectly dovetails with what I've been hearing about Bearcom's Western Canada locations' practices. Just FYI.
I can say, during Harvey, and the cache equipment was Fedex lost, the Houston Bearcom shop came through in a BIG way. We talked to them in the AM, and in the afternoon, had 4-5 people from the shop out there at our staging area command post installing repeaters they loaned us on the interop channels.
They never generated a single bill. Wait, they may have, but it was for 0.00, for charging their hours and equipment internally.
As a COML, I was amazed how far they were willing to go, when the other Houston shops were trying to sell us scads of equipment, or rental radios on their trunking systems, Bearcom did us a solid.
In the case of a hurricane or other disaster, its very good business for a company to donate or give free service. The needy recipients will never forget and news of good deeds gets around.
Which part of this thread are you referring to?Should be removed. Not written by a Bearcom employee. Lindsay, Check your email.
I was not in a right state of mind on Saturday when I posted....