"Excuse me, is your bread good?", asks the man to the bread maker. "Of course Sir, I have been doing it for 15 years, I know how to make it." The man visits the neighbouring maker. "Excuse me, is your bread good?", asks to the maker. "Of course Sir, I opened last year, but I have awards stating the quality of my product." The man visits the n-th maker. "Excuse me, is your bread good?", asks to the maker. "Of course Sir. Try it. The worst thing it can happen is, that you will not purchase again from me, and if you get sick, the doctor is right across the street."
I am looking for a bread maker that, in addition to experience and awards, he also knows the value of customer feedback enough to make what they ask for. It is the difference from the average bread maker, and the one with an edge. Asking to the reseller down the road is a very bad thing to do, which I leave to you, for your daily shopping.
