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Old 11-02-2011, 04:03 PM   #12
DustyDisks
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Location: Gladewater, Texas
Device: K3+3g/KFHD 7"/Nexus 7/Nexus 7.2
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Originally Posted by BeccaPrice View Post
I just had my first bad experience with Amazon customer service, and even then in the end they made it right. I got a new K4, plugged it into my computer, and got a connect-disconnect cycle over and over and over again. The CS lady had me try it with a different hub, two different cords, and a different computer, and kept having me try things even when I kept telling her that it was unacceptable to behave that way when my k3 behaved perfectly with the same setup. Ultimately they did agree to take it back and send me a new one.
She had a trouble shooting chart or list of things that you needed to follow, they do not know you, and there are a incredible number of ignoriant people out there. So she has to go down the list of potential fixes with you. Once the potential fixes have been gone through, and there is no joy on your end, is she allowed to issue you a replacement.

They are just trying to save on the cost of good units being returned, because of operator error.
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