Warning on contingency wraps

[KennyAnderson]

As mentioned the contingency payment comes straight from the manufacturer. The last I really was in the know was with Classic Trailers when they were still in business. I don't remember the exact number but the cost to "participate" floored me!!!

I have my own way of ID'ing deadbeat companies. If I did all the right things and wasn't paid. The decal was removed and a replacement was put back on upside down. I was never bothered but I have heard of other racers doing this and being asked to remove the decal.

My favorite is... sorry your ------ is over 2 years old......... Jesus H! If I knew I had to replace it every 2 years I would have never bought this one!

[Rory McNeil]

Originally Posted by KennyAnderson

As mentioned the contingency payment comes straight from the manufacturer. The last I really was in the know was with Classic Trailers when they were still in business. I don't remember the exact number but the cost to "participate" floored me!!!

I have my own way of ID'ing deadbeat companies. If I did all the right things and wasn't paid. The decal was removed and a replacement was put back on upside down. I was never bothered but I have heard of other racers doing this and being asked to remove the decal.

My favorite is... sorry your ------ is over 2 years old......... Jesus H! If I knew I had to replace it every 2 years I would have never bought this one!

I had also seen racers "honor" non paying companies by putting a large "X" with black tape over their product stickers.The racers invariably were asked for the reason of the X, and were only too happy to explain.

[e vassar]

Originally Posted by Rory McNeil

I had also seen racers "honor" non paying companies by putting a large "X" with black tape over their product stickers.The racers invariably were asked for the reason of the X, and were only too happy to explain.

Bet that looked good in ND