WB9YZU
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Madison, WI
[Rant]
Why do companies feel like they can steal pictures and/or descriptions from other Offroad stores and use as their own? A customer sent us a link to the newest round of the ol' copy cat.
Our 1 Ton steering blurb:
"Looking to upgrade your stock Jeep steering? Is your lifted Jeep having alignment problems? With our cross-over steering upgrade, you eliminate the hard to adjust "Y" stock steering, it allows for a longer drag link to help with your steering angles, and most importantly gives you heavy duty steering that will take a beating and hold up to the off-road abuse."
First Paragraph here:
http://www.jcroffroad.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Product_Code=1TNST&Category_Code=S6
Their 1 ton steering blurb (I mean rugged ridge steering kit):
"Looking to upgrade your stock Jeep steering? Is your lifted Jeep having alignment problems? With our Jeep 1 ton steering upgrade, you eliminate the hard to adjust "Y" stock steering, it allows for a longer drag link to help with your steering angles, and most importantly gives you heavy duty steering that will take a beating and hold up to the off-road abuse"
link:
http://motionoffroad.com/catalog/in..._id=16&zenid=5e97dc651bf9849b4fa5cc68d34160a8
Man this crap is getting old! [/EndRant]
I don't see it. Pix are different and so it the copy.
I don't do business with either entity, so I am a bit impartial. Business is business, it is a competition. Protect yourself via copywright of your copy and images. Few ideas in this world are unique, though we'd like to believe so. This is especially true in the Off-Road Specialy business where anyone with a plasma cutter and a welder can make a suspension part, put it on the web and sell it. You will make your reputation by selling a quality product, at a good price, and delivering outstanding customer service. You will not improve on that reputation by calling out another business on a Public Forum. If you truely believe this guy has done you a wrong turn while conducting his business, take him to court.