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[John-Edmonton]

This gentleman, who obviously wants his money back and wants to know how (call your dealer) to get his money back, has no credibility whatsoever here. His one and only post ever on Findmall depicts a cheap version of tests using his AT machine, then goes on to slander Garrett and accusing Garrett of purposely lying to their customers. He can go elsewhere. Garrett has been around for a very long time (since 1964) and has produced many patents. Garrett would not be here today if they used poor ethics with there customer as this fellow suggests. Garrett also backs up their products with warranties and excellent customer service....probably the best in the business.

Perhaps this gentleman needs some help from experienced Garrett users. Below are 3 months worth of great finds made with AT detectors, by AT users, on only one forum. Pretty impressive I would say.

Great work guys and gals!

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[INCH]

I think Bucket man is confused and terribly lonely and full of it. All though his air test did comfort me

 

[joekool]

I have never used a detecter as good as the AT Pro and the customer service is great! My son is also proud of his ACE 250

 

[John-Edmonton]

Must be trying to pry into the US market to flog detectors made in Bulgaria.

http://sofiaecho.com/2010/02/11/856437_bulgarian-culture-minister-stands-by-decision-metal-detectors-require-registration

 

[quarterhorse]

Well "Gad" registered on another "friendly" MD forum and posted the same drivel there.......it's backfiring on him over there too.


HH

QuarterHorse

 

[GoGoGopher]

Me thinks someone is mad at their Government...lol...
Thank God I live in America...

HH,

 

[widebody]

[size=large]i'm interested in knowing why one has to register a metal detector in some of those countries. can anyone tell me why and i don't want maybe answers please. what are the legal reasons given by the country? P.M. with the answers if you will.

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[John-Edmonton]

I saw that.....I spanked him pretty hard over there too. I bet it gets there too. What a scammer he is.

 

[slingshot]

My problem with Garrett is that they made the Ace 250 so good that I can't see the reason to get the AT Pro. I would dearly love to have one-but the money isn't there. I bet it is one fabulous detector.

 

[John-Edmonton]

The issue is contentious in Bulgaria, where all archaeological finds, including old coins, are considered state property and unauthorised digs are a crime. Efforts to legalise the open use of metal detectors have consistently been rebuffed by state bodies, which have treated it as attempts to legalise tomb-raiding.

 

[Furious T]

Have I missed something ? That'l teach me for going to sleep at night.

 

[quarterhorse]

Gadioniki's manic slip of the tongue quotes on the "other" MD site:

"Chek youtube,it has one [size=x-large]gay[/size] from USA and because the same complain Garrett change his unit 3 times...with no result"

"10 [size=x-large]Snatimeters[/size] is DEEP?Comon...."



I wonder just how many snatimeters are in a Smile.......:blush:

 

[Mr. Beard]

He posted on American Detectorist and got booted there also.
I did watch the video about 6 times. He should have pressed the ground balance button and moved the bucket of dirt back and forth from 2-6 inches from the coil to get a correct ground balance.
Most people know if the detector is NOT GB'd correctly, it will NOT perform at the maximum depth capabilities of the detector.

 

[Mr. Beard]

He said on the video his English wasn't that good-----his test was worse than his ingrish........

 

[Jerry-Wi]

You have to give him credit for one thing, he is persistent. He just resurrected a year old thread on the At Pro and posted the same thing.

Jerry

 

[Bill G]

The video speaks for it self and shows that he is a idiot and he is a lot mis-guided in his thinking and he may need a little help in more ways than one. More like a little better understanding of detectors and real world hunting situations before he decided to post something like that on a forum. It does chap my hide that he spouted lies about Garrett as John stated above. Garrett is a great company that takes care of there customers and make a solid product.

Happy & Safe Hunting To All,
Bill G



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[fongu]

I did not read the post or see the video in question, but most of my problems with my Garrett 2500 have been operator error and every time I emailed Garrett, they bent over backwards to help me. When I have a problem, I get on the forums and contact Garrett and I usually find out that it's me and not my unit. If it was my 2500, I am positive Garrett would take care of it. People who do not take time to learn how to properly use their detector find it easier to blame the unit or the company than admit they might be at fault. I don't get out much with my detector, but every time that I do I seem to learn something new. Maybe he just has an axe to grind, I don't know. We usually throw a bless your heart to folks like this down South. Maybe he should have started out with an Ace-250 instead of the At-Pro.

I even dream of finding mason jars full of gold and silver coins. As Mr. Garrett says: Where your heart is, your treasure will be also. Maybe it's a cultural thing in Bulgaria?

 

[Bill G]

I did not read the post or see the video in question, but most of my problems with my Garrett 2500 have been operator error and every time I emailed Garrett, they bent over backwards to help me. When I have a problem, I get on the forums and contact Garrett and I usually find out that it's me and not my unit. If it was my 2500, I am positive Garrett would take care of it. People who do not take time to learn how to properly use their detector find it easier to blame the unit or the company than admit they might be at fault. I don't get out much with my detector, but every time that I do I seem to learn something new. Maybe he just has an axe to grind, I don't know. We usually throw a bless your heart to folks like this down South. Maybe he should have started out with an Ace-250 instead of the At-Pro.

I even dream of finding mason jars full of gold and silver coins. As Mr. Garrett says: Where your heart is, your treasure will be also. Maybe it's a cultural thing in Bulgaria?

The way he tested the detector in the video was the problem. He would have more than likely had the same problems with the ACE 250 or any other detector for that fact. It was just a real case of lack of understanding and experience in real world hunting or detecting situations and no real knowledge of how VLF detectors work. His biggest mistake was thrashing Garrett and saying Garrett misled and lied to people about the AT Pro.This slander about Garrett was his un-doing on the forum. He was just telling straight out lies about a great solid company that goes out of there way to take care of there customers.

Happy & Safe Hunting To All,
Bill G

 

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[size=large]and to give credit where it's due. Garrett was quoting the Bible on where your heart is. Matt. 6: 19-21.

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[Bill G]

[size=large]and to give credit where it's due. Garrett was quoting the Bible on where your heart is. Matt. 6: 19-21.

HH[/size]

I don't get it, what point are you trying to make?? Explain your point a little clearer so I understand please..

What does Mathew 6:19-21 have to do with this post?

Mathew 6:19-21
Do not store up for yourselves treasures on earth, where moths and vermin destroy, and where thieves break in and steal. 20 But store up for yourselves treasures in heaven, where moths and vermin do not destroy, and where thieves do not break in and steal. 21 For where your treasure is, there your heart will be also.

Happy & Safe Hunting To All,
Bill G