The good news is that even with your superior Math, Eco still wins the short renewal award. Major award is in the mail to Colton.
Are you suggesting that Eco should get brownie points for being Suspended, yet another unusual situation for an ESR holder? I've seen a vendor lose their Listing for 13 months and still didn't get a suspension. Whatever the problem was, it was significant.
I still maintain, and quite correctly, that Eco would have been better off never getting an ESR because these ongoing issues with the one they have only make it quite dubious, including the fact that there are still problems with it. The ESR seems to throttle between being a ball and chain and potentially being a noose.
None of this stuff would be an issue if they never had one to start with, they could have saved a pile of money on ESR and consultant fees, and one less thing to talk about on the blog that seems to cause much agitation. Again, most products don't have an ESR, like "lumber" for example. I don't think there is one for "plywood" either. Of all the products on the market, few have an ESR, and it's questionable if ANY product needs an ESR. Very rarely does a job spec actually mention an ESR, but they quite often mention brands by name. Of those on this blog that claim to have construction experience, you know this is a fact.
So, nobody on this blog made the ESR an issue. Eco did.
Will be interesting to see if this posting sticks.......
