![]() Here in my city, thinking as a customer, after buying ( or hearing from others ) just a couple of refurb disks from you that failed, you would get, and everybody would be also sure to divulge it, the reputation of selling crap defective disks to people and then trying to charge them for recovering their data. and explain, in very clear terms, that we won´t charge them anything, and if it fails again they are to throw it in the trash.Īs for the DFL, yes, it works for what you want to do.īut I insist that you consider if you really want to do that. That is why now we deem some things as unfixable, or when it is something easy and fast to do, just do it as a courtesy for the customer. ![]() When they have to face their bad decisions, they want to find a scape goat. People seem reasonable only when they think they can save a few bucks. Even when we had explained in clear, direct terms, that we would try the fix but would not be responsible if it failed in a couple days. The net gain was negative, because even with the few parts that didn´t come back, the others caused us grief, lost time, lost money, and people complaining and getting angry. After some time, when we took a look and had some discussions about it, we saw that almost all of them fixes had brought us repeating problems, and troublesome customers. We have done that in the past, fixed hdds/boards/appliances that we felt they should be scrapped because they were worh nothing. but "fixing" some bad models of hdds has more chance to cause problems than happiness. ![]() Wouldn´t the recycled aluminun carry over some curse from its previous unfortunate seagate life ?Īnd for the OP : I know this is not what you want to hear.
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