You're all right. Its not a good business decision. Why? Because I just bought them from someone else. I own a couple businesses, and if I quote a low price I eat it... If you're not good at your word, your word is not worth a $hit.

Its smart to (in advance) think about what you need $. Then you quote accordingly. But giving a price then the owner says NO. He said "People will PAY more because these are hard to get. Is wrong.

I wish them (DDP) the best. I deserve better and I found it elsewhere for way less money. Money IS POWER! Spend yours where they treat you right!

Moral of this story: Some businesses have NO morals. Spend your money where they treat you right.. Stick with them until they no longer do the right thing. DDP is NOT responsible for the BOSCH shortage. But, responsible for taking advantage of it.

I'm over it. Buyer beware..

I believe I said "I do not condone it" in my first post. Don't misconstrude what I'm saying. I simply stated the law of supply and demand. If you don't like it, don't buy from them....EVER. That is what's great about this country, freedom of choice. Count your blessings that you HAVE the choice to voice your dissatisfaction of a company out in public. I DO NOT LIKE THE PRACTICE OF PRICE GOUGING OR QUOTING AND GOING BACK ON IT ONE BIT. It is what it is.