cpapblowout.com

[slacker361]

anyone ever use this site to purchase cpap stuff?

[SheZAAM!]

I couldn't get the page to load.

[momadams]

Put an "s" on the end of "cpapblowout".
Shari

[Goofproof]

Most of us prefer to use suppliers that support us like http://www.cpaptalk.com/, places that treat us well and take a interest in more than our money. If you want a Pig in a Polk, go Poke it! This site will still be here to help people that need it. Jim

[Kiralynx]

anyone ever use this site to purchase cpap stuff?

Nope. It's http://www.cpapblowouts.com, btw. Their selection is very limited, and some of the information on the web site is incorrect.

[RipVW]

Looks like a small startup. And, it appears that they are violating the manufacturer's pricing policies by adverstising those low CPAP machine prices (rather than requiring customers to ask about the lowest price like cpap.com does). I think I'll stick with our friends at cpap.com!

[mr sandman]

I purchased my cpap from them and it went without a hitch. I had some question on the machine and called and got the info I was looking for. I felt I was dealing with the owner and it probably is a small operation.

[Guest]

pretty soon the warranties on those "new" units won't be honored unless they were purchased from an official reseller - NOT like this "business" that operates out of an apartment,.

[Goofproof]

pretty soon the warranties on those "new" units won't be honored unless they were purchased from an official reseller - NOT like this "business" that operates out of an apartment,.

And if they are not honored by the manufacturer for two years after the build date, the manufacturer should be class actioned sued for breach of contract, and people should never buy a product off them. That's the way to handle that problem. Jim

[Guest]

Jim - the manufacturer has a right to establish its own warranty process (and will). What in the WORLD are you talking about?

[Goofproof]

A two year warrenty means they will stand behind defects in their product for two years, this means the owner of the product not the slease that sold it, a middle man. A DME provider isn't God, he's just in it to make his buck, I'm sorry people are cutting you out of the loop, maybe you could do your nothing for less and have a bigger market share, or at least learn your job and get some goodwill. Jim That should be pretty plain.