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TheJeepNut · 07-08-2001, 08:31 PM

Now Archie, you do no service to yourself or others jumping on the bandwagon with someone so hopelessly Confused and poor at reading.
I did not ask for ANYthing free. Am willing to pay appropriate shipping and an appropriate price for a replacement part.
And Ron, Ron, Ron,... BUNK! Any manufacturer that can't supply parts is not a manufacturer and should not represent themselves as such. They are nothing more than a distributor and should make sure their customer base is aware that they the customer will have no support outside of a replacement part during the warranty period. Logitech is apprently nothing more than an order desk for a Chinese manufacturing firm who does not support their end users.
But then if most of us knew the parts we bought were good only for their warranty period, they would never get the prices they ask. Its purposeful deception of the consumer as far as I'm concerned.
But that's OK, you can go ahead and throw that money around. Keep the economy rolling for us tech types. You guys seem to be sheep who have come to accept the poor computer manufacturers policies which have become far to prevalent. You probably have just grown up with it so you don't know any better. Traditional manufacturing standards do not apply any longer apparently.
Thanks for taking the time to reply guys, but in the end none of you offered anything useful. Just a critique my opinions which served no useful purpose. The device remains unfixed. And Logitech remains a NOT RECOMMENDED in my price lists. At least I tell my customers the truth about how they do business even if they don't.
I'll ask around to others who might actually have a useful idea.
Have a great day everyone!

07-08-2001, 08:31 PM	#6
TheJeepNut Member (2 bit) Join Date: Jul 2001 Posts: 3	Now Archie, you do no service to yourself or others jumping on the bandwagon with someone so hopelessly Confused and poor at reading. I did not ask for ANYthing free. Am willing to pay appropriate shipping and an appropriate price for a replacement part. And Ron, Ron, Ron,... BUNK! Any manufacturer that can't supply parts is not a manufacturer and should not represent themselves as such. They are nothing more than a distributor and should make sure their customer base is aware that they the customer will have no support outside of a replacement part during the warranty period. Logitech is apprently nothing more than an order desk for a Chinese manufacturing firm who does not support their end users. But then if most of us knew the parts we bought were good only for their warranty period, they would never get the prices they ask. Its purposeful deception of the consumer as far as I'm concerned. But that's OK, you can go ahead and throw that money around. Keep the economy rolling for us tech types. You guys seem to be sheep who have come to accept the poor computer manufacturers policies which have become far to prevalent. You probably have just grown up with it so you don't know any better. Traditional manufacturing standards do not apply any longer apparently. Thanks for taking the time to reply guys, but in the end none of you offered anything useful. Just a critique my opinions which served no useful purpose. The device remains unfixed. And Logitech remains a NOT RECOMMENDED in my price lists. At least I tell my customers the truth about how they do business even if they don't. I'll ask around to others who might actually have a useful idea. Have a great day everyone!