Hi Nikki and others;
We have tried in the past to get HW to create a loaner program so
people, especially those in school and on the job, can borrow a unit
while theirs is in for repair.  As of now, nothing has come of this
idea.  
Terry Powers


-----Original Message-----
From: Nikki B [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Thursday, February 01, 2007 6:10 PM
To: Braille note list
Subject: [Braillenote] repair time

Hello everyone,

I am curious about something.  A few people on here have 
mentioned how long they have had to wait for their BN units to 
come back after sending them in for repairs.  I understand the 
time needed for repair will depend on exactly what is being done.  
It does seem though that people are having to wait an unrealistic 
amount of time to get their units back.  Is this really the case 
or do I have the wrong impression?  As much as I find myself 
using this thing, I cringe to think about someday having to send 
it in and be without it for several weeks or more.  Many of the 
major computer companies have warranties where they will 
guarantee a 2 day turnaround or some such thing.  In my opinion, 
if Humanware can't get a unit back out to the owner within a week 
or so, they should provide a unit for the user to borrow until 
they get their unit back.  Some of us really utilize these units 
and it would be really hard to do without them for a long period 
of time.  Why would someone shell out $6000 if they didn't really 
need the thing?

OK, I'm really not trying to be confrontational here but I would 
like to know what kind of service I can expect from Humanware 
when I eventually do need it.  Any comments are welcome and my 
e-mail address is [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Thank you!
Nikki B.

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