Went through this once where someone sued a company I worked with. They bought 
an hp laptop and the screen went out after five months. So they brought it in 
and it was shipped to hp for repairs. It took 2 months to get the laptop back 
and when it came back the customer noticed a cosmetic scratch on the bottom of 
the pc near where the battery inserts and he didn't remember this small scratch 
being there before. So, he sues for full refund + damages of 800. 

Just so it can be noted while his laptop was out for repairs he was given a 
'loaner' laptop (new Acer one) so he was not without

After much wrangling an arbitrator and a judge getting involved he received 
full refund and court costs but no 'punitive' damages in a settlement. Taught 
me one thing: 70 year old judges and clunky legal tactics used by someone 
against a small shop owner who has english as his third language 
(chinese/tiawan first) means the small shop owner gets hosed

CW
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>
> I just had a client's wife call me wanting to know if I'd buy back a 3yr 
> old machine. It seems that hubby can't stay away from prOn sites & will 
> not pay the subscription fee for AV updates so the machine is

At least they do not feel they bought a POS and threaten to contact the 
Better Business Bureau if you do not buy it back with it being only 3 years 
old. In my 2nd of 8+ years I had my first complaint with the BBB. When I 
walked in to present my documentation I was informed that the complaining 
customer had a bad attitude and nothing could satisfy her. Since then I have 
had about 3 to 5 more threaten to complain to the BBB but none actually went 
through with a formal complaint. Perhaps the BBB reviewed the evidence much 
closer and talk them out of filing.

Chuck 


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