Barnes Mustang /M&R bashing
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March 9th, 2012, 12:41 PM
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Re: Barnes Mustang /M&R bashing
Seems like a Hail Mary, desperation video. Apparently he is screwed so he went back to his basic trash talking of M&R because he knows the equipment he's repping can't compare. His reputation as a negative person has far outweighed any positive he might offer. All he'll ever be is a Rich Hoffman wanna be.
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March 9th, 2012, 12:49 PM
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Re: Barnes Mustang /M&R bashing
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Originally Posted by californiadreamin
Brandt,
Brand is important.
I love my Harley! I would also like a Bmw,Ktm
but in time,in time. A brand is only as good
as its support,service. Nothing wrong with a
Honda eithwr,but not my style.I have put on
a lot miles,and know lots of people who
ride Hogs and would not be caught dead rideing
with a Gullwing! I dont understand it.But they
are the ones that usually work behind a cubicle
and have all of the latest attire to look like a bad
azz on the weekend and ride five miles to a biker bar
owned by Hilton, and show their new skulls. I would
rather ride,anywhere,anytime,with anyone on any
brand! To each his own. The same applied to the
screen print industry. It does blow my mind how
two good companies choose their representation,
and might face big problems, if they are not care
full. Time will tell. it always does.
winston
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We call them Bar Hopper Harleys
And the cubicle guys with the snazzy HD leathers, gloves, chaps, skull caps etc we call them weekend warriors.
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March 9th, 2012, 01:35 PM
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Re: Barnes Mustang /M&R bashing
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We call them Bar Hopper Harleys
And the cubicle guys with the snazzy HD leathers, gloves, chaps, skull caps etc we call them weekend warriors.
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Thats them Inkman!!!
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March 9th, 2012, 02:00 PM
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Re: Barnes Mustang /M&R bashing
Made-in-the-USA - Robert Barnes is known in the Industry as
the Technician's Technician. Expert diagnosic skills with PLC &
Servo integration and over a decade of on-site Repair of M&R TM
Formula TM, Challenger II TM, Gauntlet II TM, etc.
this on his website!
LMAO!!
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March 9th, 2012, 03:34 PM
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Re: Barnes Mustang /M&R bashing
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The vid was not really all that inflammatory for a Barnes post but I will say it was riddled with Hypocrisies end to end. He simply accuses all others of exactly what he is well known for. He needs to push M&R attachments as being interchangeable with his machines but he cannot actually admit the reason why this is so is because M&R is the most trusted and bought brand in the country, instead he eludes to M&R as having a monopoly on the market.
What I think about is Apple rejecting Flash and standing by that move, how many people predicted the demise of the IPAD because of no flash? Just about everyone, yet IPAD is still the strongest selling Tablet on the market, they did not bow down to other industry standards to sell their product, their product stands on its own and continues to dominate.
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Mike, I think it's fair to mention the interchangeable components for the reason that any shop that may have three old gauntlets getting tired and wanting to trade up and maybe looking at sportsman versus RPM or Mustang may look at their inventory of squeegees, floods, kids pallets, bag pallets, adult pallets, large pallets, double sleeve pallets, long levee pallets, and could conceivably own 20k of interchangeable hardware. That's a benefit not replicating a new setup cost, especially if you have any custom made pallets.
Second point, I rushed out and got iPad and still wish it had flash, and a
USB port especially. It's still better than android, but room for improvement.
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March 9th, 2012, 03:44 PM
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Re: Barnes Mustang /M&R bashing
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Mike, I think it's fair to mention the interchangeable components for the reason that any shop that may have three old gauntlets getting tired and wanting to trade up and maybe looking at sportsman versus RPM or Mustang may look at their inventory of squeegees, floods, kids pallets, bag pallets, adult pallets, large pallets, double sleeve pallets, long levee pallets, and could conceivably own 20k of interchangeable hardware. That's a benefit not replicating a new setup cost, especially if you have any custom made pallets.
Second point, I rushed out and got iPad and still wish it had flash, and a
USB port especially. It's still better than android, but room for improvement.
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Mentioning it interchanges with it just would make me want to look closer at the "standard" and that's exactly what Robert did for me, he made me look harder at M&R. Was a super easy choice after that.
As far as iPad example. It's proven that a great product not only can but will change the industry standards on how things are done. If whatever Robert was pimping was that good, it would change it. Apparently the people have spoken over and over on that subject. Reality is tough sometimes. I know that it must be hard for him to idolize Rich, and fall so short.
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March 9th, 2012, 05:45 PM
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Re: Barnes Mustang /M&R bashing
When the iPad came out I never heard them talking about how crappy the competition was... oh wait, they were such a game changer they had none. Clearly that's not the case here.
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March 9th, 2012, 08:28 PM
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Re: Barnes Mustang /M&R bashing
Oh the irony...
[QUOTE=Printwizard;117918]
I love the 2M machines, and I believe the RPM Mustang is better than maybe the sportsman, but not as good as CIII. It has it's place and level, and it can be sold on its own merits just like that without the comparison.
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April 5th, 2012, 09:48 AM
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Re: Barnes Mustang /M&R bashing
(insert true story about Rick Fuqua here)
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April 5th, 2012, 09:50 AM
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Re: Barnes Mustang /M&R bashing
If you are thinking of purchasing any type of screen printing equipment, I highly advise you to stay clear of Robert Barnes from Spider Machines. He sells Printex,Mustang Printers and has several business fronts.
Since your purchase is going to be a very big decision, I recommend that you research Robert Barnes so that you can see for yourself, that he has not only stolen from printing companies, but has also sold equipment falsely advertised as well as not working properly, or not even delivered the equipment.
Below is a quick copy and past of a few members here on this forum that will honestly tell their story of how Robert Barnes has ripped them off. I suggest that you take a few moments to read it, and if you follow up by contacting these people, they will surely convince you not to do business with him or his company!
Robert Barnes goes by many alias' on this forum...more than can be counted.
Ask the following people on this forum about their experience with Robert Barnes, or private message me here!
inkman996
pushingink I am the guy who you stole my 80k if ANYONE want to call me and discuss 563-593-4654 Jeff
binkspot
Andrew at Printex EU (Andrews cell Number in Poland) 01148 668 136 652 This guys says that Robert Barnes owes Printex EU a lot of $$$
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Call any or all three people below to see how Robert Barnes took money from them without delivering equipment!
Leon Monfort (760)802-6315
Jeff Saxby 563-593-4654
Andrew @ Printex EU 01148 668 136 652
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