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I suspected this was the gun store in question.LBM wrote:I'm the co-worker JMRA has been posting about. As it stands, my husband and I are waiting to take the CHL class in November from another instructor in Ennis. It's not as convenient as the first scheduled class b/c that one was really close to where we live. Needless to say, we are not very pleased with Shooter's Edge (Waxahachie) b/c they would not refund our $240.00 (2 @ $120.00). We could have already taken our class from another location (Duncanville) who are much more accommodating. After all we will have to travel a distance either way now. We really want to build a nice relationship with a local gun store, since becoming a licensed carrier is a very important life decision. Thus far, we have not had a very good experience with our local store. It's really unfortunate.
+1Right2Carry wrote:I suspected this was the gun store in question.LBM wrote:I'm the co-worker JMRA has been posting about. As it stands, my husband and I are waiting to take the CHL class in November from another instructor in Ennis. It's not as convenient as the first scheduled class b/c that one was really close to where we live. Needless to say, we are not very pleased with Shooter's Edge (Waxahachie) b/c they would not refund our $240.00 (2 @ $120.00). We could have already taken our class from another location (Duncanville) who are much more accommodating. After all we will have to travel a distance either way now. We really want to build a nice relationship with a local gun store, since becoming a licensed carrier is a very important life decision. Thus far, we have not had a very good experience with our local store. It's really unfortunate.
This situation is no different then you paying for steak and being forced to accept fish. By accepting store credit the merchant is only returning a portion of your money.LBM wrote:The store offered no concessions at all. They only said it was not their store's policy to refund the money we had paid for the class. They did offer an instore credit for $240.00, but that is not what we are needing right now. From this point on, I doubt we will spend any more money in their store. I'm sure there are many more gun stores that will offer a better experience than the one we have had with Shooter's Edge. They need a lesson in how to treat customers right.
Just be professional. Have a little web site, very neat and organized. There are free web sites everywhere. Have some pictures on it of you working with students, giving lectures, etc. Maybe a couple of testimonials from former students. In your publicity (flyers, business cards, etc.) have the URL to your web site. And of course, at the actual lesson, have everything neat and clean and organized, and dress and talk in a calm, professional manner. Word will get out.Art S wrote:my Question now is:
As an instructor how do people know i am reputable?
jmra wrote:Did a web search on Shooter's Edge. Found this link
http://m.waxahachietx.com/news/business ... f887a.html
Thought y'all might find it interesting.
Anything in the video worth paying to see?It has been one year since Waxahachie’s Police Chief Chuck Edge and his family opened Shooter’s Edge. He is shown listening in as his wife, Kathy, behind the counter, explained the various guns that are featured at their store. From left is Anita Williamson, city of Waxahachie downtown development director; Laurie Mosley, city of Waxahachie Convention and Visitors Bureau and Amy Hollywood, city of Waxahachie community relations manager. The shop is located at 1037 W. Highway 287 Bypass, Suite A. For more information, call 972-938-2800.
Guess that rules out a police report...It has been one year since Waxahachie’s Police Chief Chuck Edge and his family opened Shooter’s Edge.
Don't know - didn't pay.tiviti wrote:jmra wrote:Did a web search on Shooter's Edge. Found this link
http://m.waxahachietx.com/news/business ... f887a.html
Thought y'all might find it interesting.Anything in the video worth paying to see?It has been one year since Waxahachie’s Police Chief Chuck Edge and his family opened Shooter’s Edge. He is shown listening in as his wife, Kathy, behind the counter, explained the various guns that are featured at their store. From left is Anita Williamson, city of Waxahachie downtown development director; Laurie Mosley, city of Waxahachie Convention and Visitors Bureau and Amy Hollywood, city of Waxahachie community relations manager. The shop is located at 1037 W. Highway 287 Bypass, Suite A. For more information, call 972-938-2800.