Owen Lowe wrote:

In article , "George" George@least
wrote:

I suppose you might be, having suggested it. But good service needs
no hype.

How is a new customer supposed to know that Ruth offers outstanding
service if she doesn't point it out? Repeat customers may not need
such a description but new ones have nothing to go on.

If you were selling a turning would you not talk up the quality,
details or uniqueness of the turning? After all, the customer ought to
be able to recognize all those things without a word, yes? I see
nothing wrong or untoward in letting a customer know the effort and
care that goes into the item they are purchasing whether it's in the
making or the packaging.

Does anyone else see my point or am I hanging off my own cliff on this
one?


Yes and no, you're not hanging off your own cliff.