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Old 09-23-2004, 07:06 PM   #16
cbarnett
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True, a hardware defect can have a minimal impact on a product (and even be an opportunity to increase a company's reputation) as long as the company deals with the situation in a timely and professional manner. If a customer sees that they are treated as a worthy customer and the company is serious about releasing and supporting a quality product, issues like this can be resolved quickly and relatively painlessly...

Not in this case, it would seem...

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