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JoAnn Novak
It is sad that this information was not told before we all paid a
small fortune for this machine. Guess Janome is only interested in their profits. Now this is the 3rd reason. Sounds like poor thinking on their part. Really frustrating. JoAnn Life's biggest decision is what you do
with Jesus. Adding additional fuel to the fire, Jim says: Actually Janome is pretty much typical in this regard. We live in a world where most manufacturing is done in Asia. Nearly all companies ship goods over the ocean, as air is insanely expensive. Large corporations, like Walmart, have computer systems that monitor all of their stores. They know how long it takes to ship items and can place orders in advance of running out. Janome has no idea how much inventory their dealers have, and sadly a lot of the dealers don't know either. It is completely impossible for Janome to know in advance how many of what item will be needed in their warehouse. That's because dealer orders come at the whim of each dealer, and they all have different schedules. Yes, Janome is interested in profit. Once they stop making profit you will not see any more Janome machines!
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