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Odin
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I have been both a small business owner and worked for a slightly larger, but independent business, and I understand the complexities and problems facing a small business owner trying to get a new business off the ground.
None of that excuses Cameron's lousy business practices. Making promises that you do not keep, lying to customers, not communicating with paying customers, etc... are not excusable no matter what you're going through. Anyone who thinks that these things are acceptable business practices is an idiot. And I don't think many people here agree with those business practices.
Some people paid almost a year ago and still no amp, and no straight answers from the people who took their money. Even if it took a week or two to build each amp there would be several dozen amps on the market by now if the company was delivering product to paying customers.
The only 2 amps that have allegedly shipped are to (a) a person who got the amp and then left town and (b) some supposed endorsee, neither of whom has said much, if anything, since allegedly taking delivery.
Plenty of other small amp modders/builders (Voodoo, Splawn, etc...) have started businesses and avoided all of this BS by being ethical business people.
Cameron is not a fledgling business from what I can tell because at this point it appears that they are taking money but not delivering product. That's not a business.
If I'm an asshole for pointing out that these issues are unacceptable business practices then I'll wear that label proudly if it makes the Cameron fanbois happy.
I want a CCV-100 as bad as anyone, based on what I've seen and heard of the amp, but i won't throw money at a company that doesn't deliver or communicate. And neither should anyone else if they have common sense.
This whole Cameron deal is like the elephant in the room that too many Rig-Talk regulars pretend doesn't exist.
If there was an ebay seller taking money and not delivering, not communicating, etc... this entire community would be all over the issue, but for some reason certain people think Cameron has immunity.
None of that excuses Cameron's lousy business practices. Making promises that you do not keep, lying to customers, not communicating with paying customers, etc... are not excusable no matter what you're going through. Anyone who thinks that these things are acceptable business practices is an idiot. And I don't think many people here agree with those business practices.
Some people paid almost a year ago and still no amp, and no straight answers from the people who took their money. Even if it took a week or two to build each amp there would be several dozen amps on the market by now if the company was delivering product to paying customers.
The only 2 amps that have allegedly shipped are to (a) a person who got the amp and then left town and (b) some supposed endorsee, neither of whom has said much, if anything, since allegedly taking delivery.
Plenty of other small amp modders/builders (Voodoo, Splawn, etc...) have started businesses and avoided all of this BS by being ethical business people.
Cameron is not a fledgling business from what I can tell because at this point it appears that they are taking money but not delivering product. That's not a business.
If I'm an asshole for pointing out that these issues are unacceptable business practices then I'll wear that label proudly if it makes the Cameron fanbois happy.
I want a CCV-100 as bad as anyone, based on what I've seen and heard of the amp, but i won't throw money at a company that doesn't deliver or communicate. And neither should anyone else if they have common sense.
This whole Cameron deal is like the elephant in the room that too many Rig-Talk regulars pretend doesn't exist.
If there was an ebay seller taking money and not delivering, not communicating, etc... this entire community would be all over the issue, but for some reason certain people think Cameron has immunity.