IMHO, it is a company that serves the public, and because of that they are going to be scrutinized by possible clients. Today in the United States, with jobs going across seas, people tend to want to purchase the items that are American made. It is a selling feature. If a company does not publicly advertise where their product is made, the only thing left to do is guess. It is not the fault of the purchaser, that the company does not disclose information relevant to the quality of their components.
Ron, there should be no need for you to apologize. You have every right to scrutinize a company. It is the way we make are purchases, we look at every aspect of a company and their product, and from that we decide if we want to purchase their items or services. In no way is it a degradation of the company, it is making a decision based on all information available to us at that point. If they don't feel it is important to notify the public of pertinent information to help make our decision, then it is the company's fault. And, possibly the loss of a sale.
Ron, there should be no need for you to apologize. You have every right to scrutinize a company. It is the way we make are purchases, we look at every aspect of a company and their product, and from that we decide if we want to purchase their items or services. In no way is it a degradation of the company, it is making a decision based on all information available to us at that point. If they don't feel it is important to notify the public of pertinent information to help make our decision, then it is the company's fault. And, possibly the loss of a sale.
