Hi, Karen,
I agree. I bought a little used 32-cell one last year. The Braille display
is in fine condition. All the rest of the M Power will be new. A straight
trade-in would not net near the discount.
Evelyn
At 11:17 PM 9/5/05, you wrote:
It's worth it to me. I don't ever plan to sell my MPower so that's not an
issue, either. I don't consider myself as buying a used mPower at all. As
I said before, my Braille displays are perfectly fine and I guess I just
don't see what the problem is. I know of no other company in the blindness
industry that has offered its customers such a deal, and I jumped at the
chance to take advantage of it. I'm a winner, definitely.
Karen
----- Original Message -----
From: "Kathy Seven Williams" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Braillenote List" <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, September 05, 2005 10:58 PM
Subject: Re: [Braillenote] What's The Purpose of Transplanting?
So then what you folks are saying who are taking advantage of the Transplant
offer is that it is worth $2000 to you to get a new plastic case, system
board, and software upgrade put onto your old, used Braille display and have
a used mPower from the start. You're not concerned that you won't be able
to sell in a competitive market with all mPowers because buyers won't have
any way to know what they are buying regarding the most expensive component,
the display. And you don't care that you are tossing out a perfectly good
and functional voicenote at the same time which could be used by someone
else or at the very least parted out to help those less fortunate than
yourself to upgrade to a better unit. This still looks like a lose win
situation to me where the winners are at Humanware, but I guess I'm still
missing something since by virtue of my not participating in this deal, I'm
apparently not a "loyal customer" worthy of "reward".
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