Lots of headache trying to get the customer to fix brocken equipment. Key is
to make sure it doesn't happen. If the laptops are theirs no problem.
The less of the computer they see(the CPU being out of reach) the better.
Tonnie
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Sent: Tuesday, February 20, 2001 11:37 PM
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Subject: [cc] Laptops(Good or Bad)
I have been considering the use of laptops in my cafe. Has anyone had any
experience using them? A recent mishap where one of my nephews spilled soda
in my laptop is causing me to rethink this approach. Do clauses like "you
break - you fix" hold any weight when customers do this kind of damage to
your equipment?
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Karl Owens
Prima Computer Services
P.O Box 993533
Redding, CA 96099-3533
Phone: (530) 243-5517
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Amicus Certified Consultant
"Whose life will you change today?"
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