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mgg wrote:
"Jim" wrote in message ... H the K wrote: Frogwatch wrote: Almost got arrested. For graduation, we bought our son a nice computer from Best Buy and had them set it up and paid for their best warranty. A few weeks later, it stopped working so we took it back. I went to get it today. They told me the operating system was bad and it would cost $129 to re-install it. Huh? I told them 'I bought it here and the operating system was on it so you sold me a bad system, so fix it for free". No, they would not. We went back and forth a few times before I decided everybody in the store should know their policy. Raising my voice I declared, "You mean to tell me you will not replace something you sell that is bad"? "Only hardware" they said. I made sure even more people heard this asking them over and over if they truly refused to replace products they sold that were bad. When I took the computer, I told everybody I passed that Best Buy would not replace faulty products. When I got outside, the manager came outside and said, "I did not want to embarass you inside by discussing this". I said "I do not embarass easily so lets go back inside so your customers can hear". He told me not to go back in. Then he told me to wait because he was going to call the cops to get a restraining order to keep me away but I laughed and told him I had no intention of coming back. I waited a minute because I thought it would be great if they had me arrested because they had never once asked me to leave, I could sue. It was too hot so I said, "See ya in court" and left. Then I went to two other computer stores and told them my story and they were shocked. One said, "Really, they won't replace bad software, thats amazing". It is unlikely "the operating system was bad." What is likely is that your son or some other computer user messed up some serious settings or downloaded a really nasty virus and *that* messed up the OS. Republican "town hall meeting" behavior doesn't really get you very far in the real world. So, what are you doing to resolve your non-working-computer problem? And why don't you have a way to backup your computers from good "restore" points? Sloppy. These are the manual backups I run on the VISTA side of my imac: http://tinyurl.com/owme3o The mac side is backed up automatically every night of the week. My guess is that you do not behave, "in the real world" like you do here. Right or wrong? Funny, I said the same thing in a different way in another thread. Great minds as they say... --Mike The best way to describe him is to use his own words. "A steaming pile of dog ****" |
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