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Regarding my warranty-period encounter with a Seagate drive purchased this week from TigerDirect, I had remarkable exchange with customer service: From: richb at pioneer.ci.net > Your website page for this product (Seagate 3TB drive) makes > a false claim. Please revise the manufacturer's warranty statement > from the incorrect "Service & Support: 2 years warranty" to match > the statement on the product package: 1 year. > Arguably I should be compensated for this error which was the > basis for my purchase decision, but I guess this is just the > current bad state of the hard-drive business. From: "Site Issues" <siteissues at help.tigerdirect.com> > Thank you for your email. > > We apologize for the confusion. > > We wish to inform you that the product bought from our end for > has 2 years warranty. These advertisements have been checked and > approved by the product manager of the item. > > Manufacturer Warranty > Service & Support: 2 years warranty > Service & Support Details: Limited warranty - 2 years > > Thank you for visiting our website. We appreciate your business. > If you have further inquiries and reply to this email, please > make sure to include your entire message, so we can address it > appropriately. > > Sincerely, > Nathaniel Well, that leaves me far more confused than before. Couldn't they have pulled a carton of drives from inventory and /look/ at the the box label that I reported? I don't even quite know how to respond to this, other than to forward it to the Attorney General's consumer-affairs office. What would you do? -rich
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