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Originally Posted by HarryT
I am absolutely not suggesting for an instant that anyone is deliberately lying.
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But you are making a mistake by not considering that Sony techs might lie.
I am listening for many years to a BBC Three Counties The Stephen Rhodes Consumer Programme.
You would not believe how many of allegedly professional car dealers, PC techs, plumbers, kitchen retailers etc., actually lie.
I suspect that Sony techs could get a word from upstairs that whenever a reader with this type of failure shows up, they should say it was broken from inside. Maybe with a slight tap of a screwdriver to make sure.
No one can prove it. Customer will pay.
There is clearly something wrong. With a new reader the amount of "broken" screen has rised dramatically. Now I am afraid to buy one. It is a book reader, not a glass house. It is supposed to be durable enough for traveling. Maybe because they made is thinner, I don't know. Something is wrong, I believe.