David Nebenzahl wrote:

Michael A. Terrell spake thus:

David Nebenzahl wrote:

So let me understand this: you got a piece of equipment in for warranty
repair after the buyer had clearly been inside it and ****ed things up,
correct? It sounds to me as if *you* are the whiner he why on earth
did you (or the company you worked for) accept the equipment in the
first place? Didn't it have one of those stickers warning that such
actions would void the warranty? Wasn't this a clear violation of the
terms of the warranty?

Never worked for a defense contractor? You don't refuse a return
from a government agency.

No, I haven't, and am not likely ever to.

But that has nothing to do with Joe Blow Citizen and his consumer gear,
whom we were talking about before, prodding and poking the insides of
his television receiver, or stereo, or whatever: in which case you
surely can invoke the terms of the warranty, no? So your argument here
is irrelevant.


plonk


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prove it.
Member of DAV #85.

Michael A. Terrell
Central Florida