LeisurePro becomes Scuba.com

[drewski_SF]

Yes,we’ll be paying CA Sales Tax now.

What were we paying before? Because it definitely wasn't no-tax

 

[OMyMyOHellYes]

Thanks to the SCOTUS and their Wayfair decision 2018ish...

 

[Akimbo]

It would be great if they could offer free shipping for purchases over a certain amount.

Once again, the bot is clueless.

Seems like a reasonable comment to me. I imagine a lot of divers around the world would appreciate free shipping from US Internet dealers.

 

[tursiops]

Seems like a reasonable comment to me. I imagine a lot of divers around the world would appreciate free shipping from US Internet dealers.

But the comment misses the fact that the desired free shipping (to CONUS) is already available, for purchases over $50. Wishing for world-wide free shipping (which ASD did not mention) is a pipe dream; nobody does that. for good reason.

 

[Alaskan Scuba Dude]

Seems like a reasonable comment to me. I imagine a lot of divers around the world would appreciate free shipping from US Internet dealers.

DGX does offer free worldwide shipping for purchases over $250.

 

[TuckerIdaho]

Two online companies merging. Prior to DRIS tthey were the biggest online ones I knew of.

Leisurepro is a brick and mortar (within Adorama) in NYC.

 

[Fred A.]

Leisurepro is a brick and mortar (within Adorama) in NYC.

This merger is a bad outcome. You could always call Leisurepro in New York, talk to a salesperson there and often get a lower price than their website price for items that were price controlled by the manufacturers. Today I called the scuba.com customer service line and spoke to someone in the Philippines! Friendly, but didn't speak english well and couldn't do anything more than read her script. Local dive shops are starting to look better.

 

[BoundForElsewhere]

This merger is a bad outcome. You could always call Leisurepro in New York, talk to a salesperson there and often get a lower price than their website price for items that were price controlled by the manufacturers. Today I called the scuba.com customer service line and spoke to someone in the Philippines! Friendly, but didn't speak english well and couldn't do anything more than read her script. Local dive shops are starting to look better.

Try calling their 212 number.

 

[El Diablo]

Scuba Gear, Snorkeling & Underwater Gear & Equipment

Scuba.com, your ultimate destination for top-quality scuba gear and snorkeling gear. Explore our extensive collection of essential equipment, including masks, fins, buoyancy compensators, wetsuits, regulators, and more. We also offer scuba classes, repairs and dive trips around the world!

www.leisurepro.com

Anyone know anything about this?

That's 'old news' buddy

 

[OMyMyOHellYes]

That's 'old news' buddy

But when the question was posed four months ago it wasn't...