trebejo Wrote: > Poor guy... he probably felt that his only interaction with the company > was going to happen via the UPS truck, and he blew the obvious valve. > > There was a time where we required an expert to stand in front of us, > or sit next to us, or in some other way make eye contact before we got > on the ride. Now we see a web ad, maybe even read an online review and > click it on over. > > The guy that bellyached is yelping against alienation, and the way that > modern corpos abuse consumers. He just happened to yelp at some people > that are certainly not rip-off artists but his instincts would > all-too-often be right. Maybe he'll learn about online forums someday. > :) > > How does a company like slimd explain the length and slope of the > learning curve without losing new customers? I'm sure there are answers > to that question, but it's a tricky question... Slim Devices could start, from the CEO down, by not lying to the customer. I had a very bad experience with many people at Slim Devices telling me flat out lies just so they could keep my money. So I would say that all is not roses at Slim Devices. The company is very Apple-like (we will not do right by the customer unless you start a class action lawsuit against us) and seems to have basic integrity issues.
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