gsalton wrote:
Orb;160729 Wrote:
This is a stupid analogy.
My point is that I am happy to pay the repair costs. But the postage is
the killer. UPS quoted me over a hundred Euro to send the thing.
So my moan is that SD should have some authorised repair facility in
Europe.
No, that
gsalton;160708 Wrote:
But in my case, I bought a CD from a street vendor in Bulgaria. Anyway,
a year later, it stopped working, and Tori Amos refused to replace it.
Man, Tori Amos sucks!
Are you CRAZY ?
What is wrong to have authorized repair for squeezbox near of your home
?
When you buy
ikruspan wrote:
gsalton;160708 Wrote:
But in my case, I bought a CD from a street vendor in Bulgaria. Anyway,
a year later, it stopped working, and Tori Amos refused to replace it.
Man, Tori Amos sucks!
Are you CRAZY ?
What is wrong to have authorized repair for squeezbox near of your
Robin Bowes;160995 Wrote:
The point here is that the OP knew before he bought the SB that there
were no Slim Devices distributors/dealers in his country.
To be fair I don't think he's complaining about that, he's just saying
it would be nice if ...
On the other hand, the economics of
ikruspan;160992 Wrote:
When you buy LOGITECH must you send broken mice to California ???
No, switzerland.
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On 12/9/06, ikruspan
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gsalton;160708 Wrote:
But in my case, I bought a CD from a street vendor in Bulgaria. Anyway,
a year later, it stopped working, and Tori Amos refused to replace it.
Man, Tori Amos sucks!
Are you CRAZY ?
What is wrong to have authorized repair
Marc Sherman;160703 Wrote:
Orb wrote:
I got my first SB2 April 2005 direct from Slim Devices.
As I live in Ireland and there are no dealers here I had no choice.
Anyway, being so in love with this little gadget, earlier this year
I
picked up another SB2 from ebay for just over a
But in my case, I bought a CD from a street vendor in Bulgaria. Anyway,
a year later, it stopped working, and Tori Amos refused to replace it.
Man, Tori Amos sucks!
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gsalton;160708 Wrote:
But in my case, I bought a CD from a street vendor in Bulgaria. Anyway,
a year later, it stopped working, and Tori Amos refused to replace it.
Man, Tori Amos sucks!
This is a stupid analogy.
My point is that I am happy to pay the repair costs. But the postage is
the
I just sent a package of similar dimensions to an SB2 from NYC to
Norway, and yes, UPS and Fedex both quoted well over $100. USPS however
did it for $30. I recommend you check out your local post office,
they're often a lot cheaper for international deliveries.
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How many small companies do you know that sell a $300 electronics
product and can afford to put repair facilities all over the world? In
reality, any electronics under about $1,000 is pretty much disposable
these days -- it costs almost as much to repair as it does to buy new.
I'm sure you're
Darn, Orb, tough crowd this morn, eh?
Sorry your SB is broken.
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Darn, Orb, tough crowd this morn, eh?
It's time to go to the pub over here...
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Kyle;160745 Wrote:
How many small companies do you know that sell a $300 electronics
product and can afford to put repair facilities all over the world? In
reality, any electronics under about $1,000 is pretty much disposable
these days -- it costs almost as much to repair as it does to buy
If you are referring to the same unseating problem that I recall, it
should be a simple matter of pushing the card back in place. The only
trick required is a torx screwdriver to get into it. As it's second
hand already, there is no warantee to protect.
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Orb;160753 Wrote:
I understand what your saying but SD is no longer a little company, they
have logitech behind them.
It's a little to early to expect any changes from the Logitech deal,
but maybe it could lead to more repair centers. That would definitely
be a plus. Good luck.
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Orb;160729 Wrote:
This is a stupid analogy.
My point is that I am happy to pay the repair costs. But the postage is
the killer. UPS quoted me over a hundred Euro to send the thing.
So my moan is that SD should have some authorised repair facility in
Europe.
No, that was a _silly_
Orb, can't this guy help you out? http://www.at-tunes.co.uk/
Patrick Dixon, he's on this board too and a dealer of Slim Devices I think.
Plus he mods them...
Good luck!
jan
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Maybe there's an opportunity there, Orb. Become the Slim distributor
and service center for Ireland :)
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I've worked in a repair facility and its a fact that no company can
provide 100% satisfaction. If they did, they would be bankrupt. So it
is cheaper to weigh the option of losing maybe that 5% of the customer
versus opening up a facility. I don't blame SB. I have purchased
battery packs from
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