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Originally Posted by danramos View Post
You could argue that it's all anecdotal, too, but I could say the same about these positive experiences you had and are sure most people have had. It's great that you had good experiences and that you have faith that many more people had such positive outcomes. Those positive experiences you had are cold comfort when I, my sister (she has an N800), my coworkers and other people I know have a damaged product and no support, replacement parts and insulting offers of discounts on the MUCH more expensive MSRP (even WITH that discount, ends up being MUCH more than originally paid). I just don't see how (in the grand Sigma 6 picture, here) this provides comfort to me or the folks that rant about it with me here in person and on these forums.
Well, let's differentiate here.

In the grand scheme, I can assure you field defects were a small percentage of the whole (at least up until early 2007). And the point about noncomplainers is valid, as I've described here before: happy customers don't fill up threads created for customer service venting.

That said, the issue here is what happened when that small percentage of issues were introduced to customer support. That's where the breakdown began.
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