Sunday Afternoon-warning To Buyers Of Used Equipment

sieggysrv · May 2nd, 2011, 11:59 AM

Let me state that I Sieggy never do and never will to business with Jason, not after watching him steal form customers, I don't take good parts from customers only bad parts that I give for recyling of metal because thats all they are worth, and I sure as hell don't LIe like Jason and his old lady about paying people, or promising to fix the broken equipment they sold to unsuspecting buyers, So never try to associate Me with that crooked basterd! I take alot of offense to it , And about Nick James saying anything, about Me, Jason that is all coming out of you foul and filthy mouth, So do every one a favor and just leave the business. and crawl back into that dark hole from where you came.

Ink 57 · May 2nd, 2011, 09:10 PM

Those donuts would be hard to pass up!

CNClark · May 3rd, 2011, 10:52 AM

I've bought a ton of stuff from Jason, including an auto, roller master, platens, and roller frames. He has always been honest about the equipment I have purchased...I just bought some more stuff last week. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend him to anyone looking for used equipment.

Southrn Screen Inkstitute · May 9th, 2011, 08:40 AM

Hello all,
Just wanted to say finally back from delivering auto's into New Orleans & TX. last week. I have to say i love the TX desert. LOL seriously great folks in both locations. Mike Hennessey at Allstar Screen Printing received an Anatol Trident 10/12 and had Brannon from Pin Point Repair here in Atlanta do the install. He's our local Anatol rep/tech in Atlanta. We recommend him on any press installation he's really great. ShaNon and his family in TX are really, really, great folks, I did get a good dish of humble pie while there by my new mom in TX.. I just want to address this once and be done. I have never taken money from a client and not delivered a piece of equipment.

Thanks Big E, CNClark, Inkman996, and to the other customers who have purchased used equipment and new equipment from me, Dana, and my sales rep here in Atlanta PaulB. If your in the market for a used manual, auto or a new auto, exposure unit, dryer, supplies, ect. We would be very appreciative of any business you all give us.

Thanks,

Jason Rodriguez
Southern Screen Inkstitute
103 Bell Parkway, Suite 200
Woodstock, Ga. 30188
Office: (770)-592-9298
Cell: (678)-732-5964
email: [email address]

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NickJames · May 18th, 2011, 11:57 PM

Quote:
Originally Posted by Southrn Screen Inkstitute
Hello all,
Just wanted to say finally back from delivering auto's into New Orleans & TX. last week. I have to say i love the TX desert. LOL seriously great folks in both locations. Mike Hennessey at Allstar Screen Printing received an Anatol Trident 10/12 and had Brannon from Pin Point Repair here in Atlanta do the install. He's our local Anatol rep/tech in Atlanta. We recommend him on any press installation he's really great. ShaNon and his family in TX are really, really, great folks, I did get a good dish of humble pie while there by my new mom in TX.. I just want to address this once and be done. I have never taken money from a client and not delivered a piece of equipment.

Thanks Big E, CNClark, Inkman996, and to the other customers who have purchased used equipment and new equipment from me, Dana, and my sales rep here in Atlanta PaulB. If your in the market for a used manual, auto or a new auto, exposure unit, dryer, supplies, ect. We would be very appreciative of any business you all give us.

Thanks,

Jason Rodriguez
Southern Screen Inkstitute
103 Bell Parkway, Suite 200
Woodstock, Ga. 30188
Office: (770)-592-9298
Cell: (678)-732-5964
email: [email address]

Email:

SO I RECKON ILL BE HAVING MY COMMISION CHECK IN THE MAIL FOR THE AUTOMATIC DELIVERED IN CUERO TEXAS???...

BAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH AHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

YOU USED ME LIKE PACIFIER...SUCKED ON ME THEN SPIT ME OUT...THEN WHINED WHEN I HIT THE GROUND RUNNING... ITS JUST SHAKE AND BAKE BABY!!!!!!! Dont worry about Sending me the Commision...give it to PAUL SO HE CAN GO OUT DANCING WITH HIS DANCING FEET !!! IM JUST HAPPY TO HEAR SHAnON FINALLY GOT HIS AUTOMATIC...I CAN FINALLY SLEEP AT NIGHT KNOWING THE FEDERALS ARENT KNOCKING ON MY DOOR LOOKING FOR 16K ... OR ACTUALLY SHAnON'S MOTHER SCARED ME MORE THAN THE FEDERALS..CAUSE I DONT THINK I WOULD HAVE BEEN ABLE TO HIDE SOMEWHERE LIKE DISNEY WORLD OR THE AQUARIUM!!! I AM TOOOO COVERED IN TATTOOS !!! I WOULD HAVE HAD TO DRESS AS SLEEPING BEAUTY OR BECOME AN ORNAMENT ON THE SIDE OF THE WHALE EXHIBIT!!!

SIDE NOTE:
BRANNON MULLINS & SEIGY ARE BOTH KNOWLEDGEABLE OF RESPECTABLE EQUIPMENT & BOTH ARE SUPER NICE GENTLEMEN...I HAVE NEVER HEARD OF SEIGY TAKING PARTS...IS IT A CRIME IF A CUSTOMER GIVES SOMEONE PARTS CAUSE THEY DONT WANT CLUTTER AROUND THEIR SHOPS...ONE MANS JUNK IS ANOTHER MANS TREASURE...

AND YES THOSE DONUGHTS LOOK JUST YUMMY!!!....MMMMMM....DONUGHTS

Signfx · June 12th, 2011, 03:59 AM

Yes, got mikes TUF javelin 8/10. I have to say buying your first auto is overwhelming. and I think thats an understatement when you buy used. Phil at TUF is absolutely great. He got me up and running over the phone and email. I have to say if it wasn't for Phil's fantastic support I would be extremely deflated right now! I appreciate your help/knowledge/insight Robert.

and to anyone that has stumbled upon this looking to buy a used automatic shirt press directly from the seller or from a broker here are a few tips to make your purchase smoother.

1. Figure out how many heads you need then add 2 so you can grow into the equipment a little.
2. Do your homework on the manufacturer and their commitment to support and availability of parts.
3. Find people with the machine in question and ask about their user experience.
4. Factor in costs for maintenance and parts
5. Have a certified technician do the install. Talk to them directly and get a price quote
then budget double what they quote. (just in case)
6. Get an agreement written, signed, and notarized
7. Use a licensed escrow service to purchase the equipment. This will protect both parties.

If your a complete newbie buy a manual press first! Then if you build a sustainable client base get an automatic as soon as you can. Do not waste your time on a manual longer than you have to, like I did. It will pay for itself quickly.

ohh and buy new if you can afford it....

my 2 cents....
ShaNon.