Nope not out of line, they make more money on those stupid warrantys
that they should swap you out a new one each time. I would call them
up and give them an earfull



On 11/26/07, Zaphod Beeblebrox <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Part One: iPod goes bad and I return it to Best Buy to get repaired
> and get the rapid return option
>
> Part Two: The rapid return iPod shows up the night before I leave out
> of town.  Yippee!  iPod doesn't boot, doesn't do anything.  Ironic
> since it has a "Quality Inspected" sticker I have to remove to open
> the box.
>
> Part Three: I work in Dallas so I try to take it back to a Best Buy
> there.  After waiting 30 minutes on "The Geek Squad", I'm told that
> the way it was rung up, my original warranty was voided and I'll have
> to take it back to the Arlington Store to get them to reverse the
> transaction.  Bummer!  And I go out of town.
>
> Part Three point 5: I take it back to the Arlington store and wait in
> line almost 30 minutes again while two other customers are having
> computers diagnosed in front of me.  I get my turn.  The "geek" tells
> me that they'll have to send it back again.  I ask several times if
> there's any other option only to be told no.  They start to do the
> transaction to order a new one, stop, and say "we can't order you a
> new one, because your old one hasn't been received by the warranty
> shop yet. We'll call you tomorrow to see when they think they'll get
> it.  You'll have to come back then, but it most likely won't be
> tomorrow"
>
>
> On the way home listening to the sound of my engine that fills the
> void of my "no iPod", I start to get really irritated.  This will be
> the 4th time I have to go to Best Buy to get a simple warranty repair
> done.  I'm going to call the manager of the Arlington store tomorrow
> and light into him.
>
> Am I overreacting here?  I've had 3 experiences with the Best Buy
> warranty system.  Two, including this one have been a pain. The other
> went painlessly.
>
> (The other one was for a big screen TV repair where they had it 8
> weeks before they admitted they'd lost it, and a week later when they
> found it and delivered it, the screen had been smashed in and chunks
> (4"x4") of the casing had been broken off and it no longer turned on)
>
>
> zB
> --
>  "Instead of building newer and larger weapons of mass destruction, I
> think mankind should try to get more use out of the ones we have.",
> Jack Handey
>
> 

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