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Toptul's Web Site: Why No Prices?

Merkava_4

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If I thought I could get the same quality as Toptul at the same or lower price by buying some other brand with a better web site, I'd do it. I haven't been smart enough to find it. Can somebody make a suggestion?

Not gonna happen. Toptul makes the best sockets for the prices they're charging; they can't be beat.
 
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I have the same problem. It's really frustrating trying to shop on that site because often times I like to compare prices on the spot. I dont mind emailing but I usually buy on an impulse. By the time I receive a response, the 'moment' would probably have passed.

I'm not completely in the same boat, but I do have an order that I believe is pending. I thought I'd research a few other things, and because there aren't prices, I don't commit to an order, nor send in an e-mail with my order.

It was nice having the price sheets at least downloadable.
 

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I don't own any as of yet, but from the photos and reviews i have seen adn read ill stand behind them and say they are worth the money. As well as the great service Mike as given in answering my questions even though i have never bought anything from him yet.
 

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The sockets do look good for imports...will see how they hold up over time. Everybody is raving about them like they have had them for years.
 

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Retailers who do not put forth the effort of pricing product watch customers walk away it is not a customers job to ask for pricing.
 

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Retailers who do not put forth the effort of pricing product watch customers walk away it is not a customers job to ask for pricing.

I agree...but as we have heard, he is working on it. With the amount of time IT companies take to get these things up and running, I dont blame him for not waiting on it. So Ill be patient. He will make a few buck off me when he is up and running.
 

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What sockets from Mike have you bought? Did you start a thread on this somewhere that I missed?

I realize I'm basing my opinion on the photographs posted by my garage buddies, but I think I've got a pretty could eye for quality; and going by the pictures that I've seen, I'd say these Toptul dudes are serious. ;)
 

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I realize I'm basing my opinion on the photographs posted by my garage buddies, but I think I've got a pretty could eye for quality; and going by the pictures that I've seen, I'd say these Toptul dudes are serious. ;)

Yep serious about trying to flood our country with their slave wage built tools:rocketwho
 

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FWIW, Taiwan is not a low-income third-world country. They aren't as wealthy as Japan but they're doing very well financially...

china-taiwan.jpg
 

Bo Heck

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FWIW, Taiwan is not a low-income third-world country. They aren't as wealthy as Japan but they're doing very well financially...

china-taiwan.jpg

I'm glad someone finally is pointing this out. It's not all rice patties and cows over there. These tools may not be made my overcompensated union workers, but they arent being paid pennies either for working 20 hours a day.
 

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I understand your sentiment perfectly, and while I still prefer USA made Snap-on and Cornwell tools, country of origin has taken a back seat to the importance of quality. :)

We have plenty of high quality tools here. Snap on, matco, mac, wright, etc.
 

trackwelder

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I'm glad someone finally is pointing this out. It's not all rice patties and cows over there. These tools may not be made my overcompensated union workers, but they arent being paid pennies either for working 20 hours a day.

Yes workers who spend their checks in this country everyday. How can they sell at such low prices? By paying the workers next to nothing, no vacation, insurance, etc.
 

Nik_95Cobra

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Speaking of tools and Taiwan...I wouldn't want to see what's in the bottom half of that pic Merk posted. :wtf: ...Or what the 2nd one's hiding.
 
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