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Sam's Club buyer beware
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Posted by papster (My Page) on Mon, Aug 20, 07 at 18:46
| Hi everyone, I'm newly registered but have read your informative posts while researching a grill purchase. I did want to share my experience with you as it appears that the common belief is that Member's Mark grills are made by Grand Hall. It was with this belief that I made the decision to purchase a Member's Mark grill island with walnut trim and granite tops. When I registered this purchase, I had to go to www.omahagrills.com. After doing further research I found that the grill was imported by Victory Land Group and distributed by Omaha Grills. They won't tell me who the manufacturer is, and only promised replacement parts as long as Sam's Club sells these grills. I am going to email Sam's Club and tell them how disappointed I am, and that many people "in the know" have a high opinion of Grand Hall's reputation and Member's Mark association with then. Sam's Club in my opinion should not have deviated from this association with their Member's Mark brand. |
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RE: Sam's Club buyer beware
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| And, U R shocked?! Who has purchased a "Charm-Glow?" Do U think that is what your parents had 4, years? It is not. The old Co. is now caled MHP or Modern Home Products. I grew up in Antioch Il and did the wife's hair 35 years a go. I just purchased a a MHP, all infrared, and could not B more pleased. I live in Weber country and I could not B more pleased to get rid of the Webber. That thing never worked and over the last 12 years I spent over $ 1,200, tryning to get the thing 2 work. I will never have 1 again. U have 2 do your home work B 4 making your purchase. The new MHP grill was $1,400. Not cheap, but worth it. |
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