Anything dealing with UPS is unacceptable in my book, I have never had good
results with them, they can't even arrive on the day they say and if I stay
home and wait they show up at 7 in the evening but they don't normally
deliver here at that time, if they did, I'd be here.  When there is a
choice, I never go for UPS, only use it when I have no choice, and I hate
having no choice.  


Rose Combs
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-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected]
[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Peggy Kern
Sent: Sunday, November 08, 2009 10:41 PM
To: Braillenote
Subject: Re: [Braillenote] Battery life and replacement

They do have to go to Canada.  The way it works is that Humanware sends UPS 
to your home to pick up the unit, which you have all boxed up, with 
Humanware and your RMA number on the box.  They've made all the arrangements

with UPS so that it will go through Customs.  They pay for the shipping to 
get it there, and then you pay for the return shipping.  Someone calls you 
when it's ready to come back, or when they want to talk to you about it, and

they give you the charges then.

I like the idea of UPS coming to my house, although there were some glitches

with that.  I called Humanware on Tuesday to make arrangements to send my 
BrailleNote in and get an RMA number.  It was originally going to go out on 
Wednesday, but I asked the Humanware person if UPS would pick it up from the

porch, since we'd be at work.  He said they'd do three tries to have someone

home when they came.  Since I was going to be off Friday, we switched the 
day to Friday;  but no one apparently told UPS that, 'cause the guy came 
Wednesday evening.  He said it was no problem, that he'd come Thursday, and 
it would be after 5:00.  I asked him what would happen if we weren't there, 
if we could just leave the package out.  He said yes, that he'd take it and 
leave us a receipt.  So apparently the communication between Humanware and 
UPS isn't perfect, and neither is Humanware's understanding about leaving 
the BrailleNote on the porch to be picked up.  Stilll, I'm glad we were 
there when the UPS guy came, as I would have been nervous about leaving my 
BN out on the porch all day.

Peggy
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----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Vicky Collins" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Sunday, November 08, 2009 7:55 PM
Subject: Re: [Braillenote] Battery life and replacement


> So, is it really taking 6 to 8 weeks for a BN to be serviced these days? 
> Well, grin, unless it is a BNPK being sent away, and I've heard about 
> those taking up to three months to be fixed.  But, actually, isn't 2 or 3 
> weeks kind of a long time just for a battery replacement?
>
> Also, I heard folks talking on the list a while back about those of us in 
> the United States now having to send our units to Canada for repair type 
> work.  I had actually forgotten about that HW change, so had to go to the 
> web site to refresh my memory.  So, how does that work, meaning for folks 
> in the States to ship their BN to Canada?  I saw that the article on the 
> HW site talked about the repair address being a United States one.  So, do

> we just ship to that address and don't really notice much difference?
>
> Other than that initial battery problem some of the mPower units had a few

> years ago, I've not sent my unit back for anything else.  But, when I sent

> it back that time, it was gone less than a week.  True, that was a design 
> issue that HW needed to fix, but they moved things quite quickly then to 
> get the BN back to me.
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