After taking delivery of a faulty Transporter (badly distorted analog
output), I’m finding trying to get a replacement a highly frustrating
experience.   

The retailer from whom I bought the unit, having no more stock
themselves, decided that the fastest route would be to organise a
straight swap via the Logitech European customer services. 
Unfortunately wrong!   After several days I was contacted by Logitech
with the following request.  I was to send them proof of purchase in the
form of the original receipt (copies or pdfs unacceptable).  I was then
to organise collection and shipping of the unit from the UK to
Switzerland (which they would pay for).  The unit would then be tested
and at their discretion they would either repair or replace it.      By
their own admission this process was going to take at least 2-3 weeks. 

Sorry, but I’m not prepared to jump through these hoops and I want a
new unit.  The retailer (who are doing their best and with whom I have
no complaints) are now trying to get hold of another Transporter in
order to organise a simultaneous collection/delivery.   However, since
the distribution of Transporters to the UK can best be described as
eccentric (considered choice of words here), I feel that nothing is
going to happen quickly.

I hope my experience isn't typical.

MS


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