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A little sensitive aren't we? You are a rude felolow aren't you?
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I don't think so. I agree with Sevens. Why would you bad mouth a company's costumer service that you have never used?
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LEE has some good equipment. Thier dies are not an example. I don't like the lock rings and I don't like the fact that you can't lock the bullet seater plug. Once I overcome those two issues I fee like I have a pretty good set of dies.
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We all have our likes and dislikes. That doesn't mean that if we dislike something then it's no good for anybody else. The Lee lock rings are fine with me. I have never had a die go out of adjustment. Same with any other Lee die. They have made consistant ammo year after year without ever having to reset them. The only other dies I have used are Dillon and I didn't like them, I like Lee better. But I don't bad mouth Dillon dies.
To the OP.
I wouldn't change anything. I staterd with a Lee classic turret because of the auto indexing and loading only pistol ammo. Also my budget had a lot to do with it. Years later I bought a Dillon 550 to speed up a couple of calibers. Both presses have been great for me and I still use the classic turret as much as the Dillon 550.