For what it's worth, I've had both good and bad experiences dealing with HW's 
tech support, as well as every other business I have dealt with more than once. 
 I'm sorry some have had only bad experiences, but I hope the list realizes 
that this is not always the case.  Also, the competition has given me almost 
exclusively harsh and unfriendly treatment, but I chalked it up to the 
individuals I spoke with and don't believe the whole company to be at fault.  
Just a look at the other side of the coin from your friendly rock-dweller.


-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Sharon
Campbell
sSent: Wednesday, August 02, 2006 11:28 AM
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Subject: re: [Braillenote] Disappointed with Humanware Tech Support


Hi Melissa and list!
  We agree with you.  In the United States, Humanware all the way 
around has a bad reputation on taking care of people and public 
relations.  Freedom Scientific has them beat 100 percent!!

> ----- Original Message -----
>From: "Melissa Garside" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>To: "Braillenote List" <[email protected]
>Date: Wed, 2 Aug 2006 09:59:53 -0400
>Subject: [Braillenote] Disappointed with Humanware Tech Support

>Hi Everyone,

>For those of you on the list who live in the united states, what 
has your
>experience been with Humanware tech support? I have called tech 
support out
>in California several times regarding a battery issue with my 
voice note
>MPower.  Each time I have called, I have always been told either 
by an actual
>person or by a recorded voice to leave a message and someone from 
tech
>support will get back to me.  This method is all well and good 
except that a
>humanware tech support person has never returned any of my calls.
>Considering I have paid over 2000 dollars out of my own pocket 
for my
>MPower, not being able to get in touch with a tech support person 
is
>unacceptable! I hate to say this but, in terms of tech support, 
Freedom
>Scientific takes much better care of it's customers than 
Humanware in the
>United States does.  I have been more than happy with Humanware 
in every
>other aspect accept for tech support.  It should not take me a 
month and a
>half to get in touch with a tech support person.

>For those of you who are part of humanware on this list, how can 
I get in
>contact with a humanware tech support person? I suspect that my 
MPower is
>going to need to be sent out for repair.  I begin my fall 
semester of school
>on September 5th.  If in fact my MPower needs to be sent in for 
repair, I
>need to send it bakc very soon and need to have it back in my 
hands by
>Tuesday September 5th.  Any help you can give to expidite this 
process would
>me much appreciated.

>Thank you.

>Milissa
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