Mystic Tan Tool - Only $495 - Page 2 - tanTALK

Brian Oshman · 04-19-2012, 07:53 AM

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Originally Posted by wolfftanning.com

Ridiculous responses from a few. What is ridiculous about calling you out on selling an overpriced tool? I wish I had the time on my hands that "The Sun Doctor" has - to sit and post all day long on chat boards - I bet you do. It is nice to work smarter, not harder.only criticizing others, but never himself.Why would I criticize myself? I am the go to guy, the one with all of the answers. I am however capable of admitting when I am wrong though although that is not very often. A true tanning professional he must be -Yes I am. I have an impeccable reputation in this industry. probably never taken a bed or a mystic apart in his life You're kidding, right?

- but yet feels that he must respond to the feed! Doesn't it remind you of going to an event, only to be sat down next to that guy that LOVES to hear himself talk!?!?!?I have no need to sit around and brag. I know my $h!t and everyone knows it. I just sit back and let everyone else carry on like pompous a$$es. I have nothing to prove to anyone. Already put my time in.

Now back to that tool. I am now motivated to build some and sell them for a fraction of the price.

NJtanner · 04-19-2012, 01:14 PM

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Originally Posted by wolfftanning.com

Ridiculous responses from a few. I wish I had the time on my hands that "The Sun Doctor" has - to sit and post all day long on chat boards - only criticizing others, but never himself. A true tanning professional he must be - probably never taken a bed or a mystic apart in his life - but yet feels that he must respond to the feed! Doesn't it remind you of going to an event, only to be sat down next to that guy that LOVES to hear himself talk!?!?!?

What's the problem? He was dead on with everything he said.

wolfftanning.com · 04-19-2012, 02:29 PM

I just find it odd that the criticism of a tool that Mystic suggests that all of their installers have based on cost alone was ridiculous. If you have never used the tool, how can you judge the value of it? Based on price alone? Trust me, I have done it both ways, and the tool is worth every bit of its price - by eliminating broken parts (from the hammer) and speeding up the process.
I guess perhaps that it was directed at my product is what bothered me the most - call me thin skinned I guess. I mean, I don't go all over the boards and bash Supra lamps vs. heraeus lamps or anything. Perhaps I should toughen up if I am going to be on these boards..... 8-{)

House of Tan · 04-19-2012, 03:47 PM

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Originally Posted by wolfftanning.com

Perhaps I should toughen up if I am going to be on these boards..... 8-{)

Many of us learned the hard way too. I got my "whippins" on the old Tanformation site back in the day. Now that, was a harsh board!

Brian Oshman · 04-19-2012, 06:39 PM

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Originally Posted by wolfftanning.com

I just find it odd that the criticism of a tool that Mystic suggests that all of their installers have based on cost alone was ridiculous. If you have never used the tool, how can you judge the value of it? Based on price alone? Trust me, I have done it both ways, and the tool is worth every bit of its price - by eliminating broken parts (from the hammer) and speeding up the process.
I guess perhaps that it was directed at my product is what bothered me the most - call me thin skinned I guess. I mean, I don't go all over the boards and bash Supra lamps vs. heraeus lamps or anything. Perhaps I should toughen up if I am going to be on these boards..... 8-{)

I am not discounting the effectiveness of the tool. Yes, it does make the job easy but it is not worth $500 bucks and it certainly is not worth $1,000 bucks. It is worth $100 bucks though and that is what the price should be as it is a specialty tool.

I have a whole shop full of tools and plenty that are way more heavy duty than that thing and cost nowhere near the price of that thing. At that price it is a ripoff. Sorry but it is. I will construct one for pennies on the dollar that will work just the same.

Brian Oshman · 04-19-2012, 06:40 PM

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Originally Posted by NJtanner

What's the problem? He was dead on with everything he said.

SHADAAAAAP Ye Olde Tony G!

suncitypembroke · 04-19-2012, 10:28 PM

Swearing alway work for me

tanfixr · 04-20-2012, 09:23 AM

The cost of materials for this tool (or any tool) aren't what determines if it is worth the selling price. If Brian wants to buy some parts and manufacture and sell a similar tool for $100, that's up to him. Until then, this tool is worth whatever people will pay. Criticizm of its price is about as pointless as one can get. Amusing, but pointless.

Brian Oshman · 04-20-2012, 12:44 PM

It is not pointless. The reality is that the tool is not needed. Sure, it makes the job easier but it is not needed to take the unit apart. That is where the astronomical price is worth discussing, or ridiculing. It would be different if the tool was absolutely required to perform its intended function.

JOHN @ URI · 04-20-2012, 01:04 PM

Aren't these mainly for the old Blue Box Mystics?
The units are usually selling $500 a piece these days.

04-19-2012, 02:29 PM	#13 (permalink)
wolfftanning.com Join Date: Nov 14 2003 Location: Atlanta Posts: 65 Rep Power: 0	Re: Mystic Tan Tool - Only $495 I just find it odd that the criticism of a tool that Mystic suggests that all of their installers have based on cost alone was ridiculous. If you have never used the tool, how can you judge the value of it? Based on price alone? Trust me, I have done it both ways, and the tool is worth every bit of its price - by eliminating broken parts (from the hammer) and speeding up the process. I guess perhaps that it was directed at my product is what bothered me the most - call me thin skinned I guess. I mean, I don't go all over the boards and bash Supra lamps vs. heraeus lamps or anything. Perhaps I should toughen up if I am going to be on these boards..... 8-{)

04-19-2012, 10:28 PM	#17 (permalink)
suncitypembroke Join Date: Apr 21 2004 Location: Mass. Posts: 672 Rep Power: 14	Re: Mystic Tan Tool - Only $495 Swearing alway work for me

04-20-2012, 09:23 AM	#18 (permalink)
tanfixr Join Date: Aug 12 2002 Location: Michigan Age: 53 Posts: 336 Rep Power: 15	Re: Mystic Tan Tool - Only $495 The cost of materials for this tool (or any tool) aren't what determines if it is worth the selling price. If Brian wants to buy some parts and manufacture and sell a similar tool for $100, that's up to him. Until then, this tool is worth whatever people will pay. Criticizm of its price is about as pointless as one can get. Amusing, but pointless.

04-20-2012, 12:44 PM	#19 (permalink)
Brian Oshman Guest Join Date: Apr 29 2001 Location: Stewartsville, NJ Age: 48 Posts: 3,121 Rep Power: 0	Re: Mystic Tan Tool - Only $495 It is not pointless. The reality is that the tool is not needed. Sure, it makes the job easier but it is not needed to take the unit apart. That is where the astronomical price is worth discussing, or ridiculing. It would be different if the tool was absolutely required to perform its intended function.

04-20-2012, 01:04 PM	#20 (permalink)
JOHN @ URI Lamp Geek Join Date: Dec 21 2001 Location: Cleveland, Ohio Posts: 1,908 Rep Power: 16	Re: Mystic Tan Tool - Only $495 Aren't these mainly for the old Blue Box Mystics? The units are usually selling $500 a piece these days. __________________

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