I guess you're right, there was no other choice: http://www.tux.org/~milgram/averatec.html
Any tips on finding their corporate email? Judah David Zakar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > My tactic for this kind of issue is to find their corporate email, and > then write them a letter threatening the following: > 1. BBB complaint > 2. "I will tell all of my friends and family to never use your products > again, and I'll tell as many other people as I can via the web." > > When I did this to EB, for instance, they practically fell off their > chairs trying to appease me. You are just one customer - the secret is > to make yourself larger than that. Seeing as companies live and die by > their reputation in this market, it's a real problem for them if you > start getting noisy. > > The squeaky wheel gets the grease! > > -DMZ > > On Tue, 2005-09-20 at 07:26 -0400, J. Milgram wrote: > > Rob <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > > > out. I've given up on the "Advanced Customer Care Team". What's the next > > > > step? Postal Inspector? State consumer protection agency? Who polices > > > > these things? All very weird. > > > > > > I recommend hiring goons. If goons have not been properly budgetted for, > > > a visit in person (if possible) is a great way to get immediate action. > > > > I like the idea of do-it-yourself goonery but I forgot to mention > > they're in Fremont, California! > > > > >
