dealer

[Pat Kuhlman]

I need to know how to become a dealer for APQS

When I am asked about what quilt machine I would recomend I always always say APQS. I stand behind this company.

My quilting stands on its on merits. I do mostly pantos, cause it is cheaper for my customer's. I charge for batting, binding, backing all at reasonable prices. And I still get " Well, so and so throws that in".

I do not see how you can make enough to pay for a machine

if your giving your stuff away.

And if they want to buy a machine I would like to be the one to sell it to them, so at least I can make some money to pay for my quilting habbit. lol

I have had 3 people calling me this month about buying a machine, hubby says sell them mine. I love my machine and will not give it up. I have sent them to APQS site. So maybe if they buy one I can work on theres?

And again I welcome new machine quilters in this area. Its good for business.

[CrazyAboutQuilting]

Have you called APQS and asked them about becoming a dealer? I would think that would be the first thing you would want to do. I too am an "APQS fan". :cool:

[Pat Kuhlman]

I will do that. I have owned 2 APQS machines and one from a different company and I am staying with APQS all the way.

[jeri]

Pat, you will need to talk to Heidi

[Bonnie]

Yes, you need to talk to Heidi, she will explain the requirements and expectations of you as a dealer.

[Pat Kuhlman]

Thank you all