Yea, that definitely sounds like impressive customer service.  This
lesson has cost me nearly $900.

--- Bill Day <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Wish you would have asked about the brand before getting it...
> 
> My little incident with NEC and ProView, sounded similiar to yours...
> only 
> their returned monitors, fit in really small boxes
> 
> I have since changed to 3 other brands that I am very pleased with. 
> KDS, MAG 
> and ViewSonic.  Of course I dont have the fancy 21" ones, only 17
> inches as 
> there are already to many monitors and keyboards on one desk here
> 
> I have had one problem with a KDS monitor.  bout 2 years ago I bought
> it 
> online.  It arrived I plugged it in and "zzzzzzzzt" smoke out the top
> I 
> pulled the plug  let her kewl.  This had happened before to me
> moisture on 
> something sometimes its alright the second plug in. it worked, with a
> line 
> flowing vertically in a lighting pattern down the screen KDS techs
> were 
> talking to me in like 2-3 minutes, was with the rma folks in like 5
> minutes 
> and had the guarantee of a new monitor the very next day.  Drop their
> old one 
> in the box, call ups for pickup, at KDS cost and be done with it.
> 
> Now thats service.
> 
> 
> On Saturday 23 February 2002 19:29, you were heard blurting out:
> > Yes, i agree, 2 replacement (and i fear a 3rd is forthcoming) is two
> too
> > many.  Unfortunately, I no longer have the receipt for the purchase,
> as
> > retail stores normally won't honor returns past their 30/45/60/90
> day
> > return period, and usually refer you to the OEM for warranty issues.
> >
> > I'm on the verge of considering legal action, as the last time i had
> to
> > send it back, I threw a huge fit over having to pay shipping costs
> yet a
> > 2nd time for a monitor that they couldn't repair properly.  The NEC
> rep
> > blew me off suggesting that the damage might have occured during
> > shipping. In fact, i would persue legal action, if it wasn't so
> costly
> > for me to retain a lawyer.
> >
> > NEC most likely skirts around the lemon laws by providing a
> different
> > replacement monitor each time.  This allows them to avoid the
> argument
> > that they are unable to repair the original, because they aren't
> giving
> > me the original back.
> >
> > NEC does offer the option of having them repair the same monitor,
> but
> > they refuse to promise a turn around time, and I can't go without a
> > monitor for weeks or even months.
> >
> > At least i know its not just me.  I'll never purchase anything from
> NEC
> > again.

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