tai chi

[sandykins]

hi anyone out there know where I can find a Tai Chi class for beginers that wont cost an arm or leg?

[buksida]

Welcome to the board!

Could try contacting these guys: http://wt-thailand.com/tai-chi.htm

[Homer]

Could try contacting these guys: http://wt-thailand.com/tai-chi.htm

I couldn't find any prices on their site, either in appendages or more conventional units. I'd appreciate it if somebody could point me to the page, if it exists.

[buksida]

Try filling in the form on the contact page and asking them about prices .....

http://wt-thailand.com/contact.php

[BaaBaa.]

You're a mad man Buks with your crazy ideas!

[sandykins]

[quote="buksida"]Welcome to the board!

THANKS TO ALL WILL GIVE IT A GO

[Homer]

Try filling in the form on the contact page and asking them about prices .....

Saw the contact page. My rule of thumb is that any website without prices almost always means the cost is in the 'you've got to be kidding' range or that they knew they were not going to update their site so I can't believe much of what it says. Besides, why should a customer have to put effort to find out the basics of any product or service? If any company isn't working to make my purchase decision easy before they have my money, I figure they're not going be very motivated to keep me happy after they have it.

[buksida]

The reason that prices are not listed is that the Tai Chi instructor is not always available and they offer packages tailored to the individual therefore the price will be a personal thing - there is no set fee for what they offer.

The whole purpose of a contact form is for potential customers to get in touch with the company and ask questions in a couple of minutes, naturally those that refuse to do so will never get the info they seek.

[sandykins]

I agree with you I also did sent note on thier contact form but as yet no reply