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wierdo124

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wierdo124

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Bought some Amsoil stuff from Black02Silverado recently. Went out of his way to make sure i got the lowest price and shipped quick! Don't hesitate to buy your amsoil stuff from him!

Matt_ Senior Enthusiast

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Nick freaks me out sometimes.....

 

 

Seriously..... the last time I ordered from him, the oil showed up the next day. Like..... he knew before i even ordered :lol:

Wingnut Senior Enthusiast

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Nick freaks me out sometimes.....

 

 

Seriously..... the last time I ordered from him, the oil showed up the next day. Like..... he knew before i even ordered :uhoh:

 

No kidding. I get stuff FAST from him. Well...The couple of times I've ordered stuff :(

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MacA Enthusiast

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I am not a big fan of the Amsoil company's marketing methods but I think the Amsoil products are definately in the top tier of synthetic oils that are available today! I have also been a member of numerous forums over the years where most of the Amsoil reps are like Amway sales people.......A lot of talk without a lot of fact!

 

HOWEVER, Nick (Black02Silverado) is an incredible rep for Amsoil! I see him post in numerous oil and filtration threads and what he provides is valuable feedback and very rarely pushes the Amsoil products. All I read here is excellent reviews from people that deal with him directly for their Amsoil products. The Amsoil company needs to learn from his example...let the product speak for itself!!

 

I will most likely be "talking" to Nick soon about placing my first order with him!!

Black02Silverado Senior Enthusiast

Black02Silverado

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Thanks everyone. I try to get orders out as soon as I can. To me fast shipping is important. When I order stuff I want it as soon as possible myself.

 

I do what I can and hope it helps those that ask questions. :)

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