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2007-03-08
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2007-03-08
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If they want it back make sure they pay for shipping and then make them wait 2 months before you do ship... if they call inbetween to inquire about the shipment... offer them the choice of a $15 buy out or tell them to keep on waiting.
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2007-03-08
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Sent my 770 to Nokia because one day it just decided to stop turning on. No response to flash or charger. Their repair website said they received it 12-21-06.
Waited. And called. And waited. And called. Finally after 6 weeks of waiting I got sick of it and *****ed and moaned until the repair escalation team offered me the standard "buyout" of $240 at the end of January.
Got the check about 2/10/07 and immediately went to CompUSA and bought the N800.
Today I get a package on the front porch with my original 770 inside. For some strange reason they decided to give me a battery for free but they kept the battery compartment door.
Here's the kicker. Inside is a letter. The one word explanation of repairs: "flash". It took 11 weeks to flash my unit?
I'll call Nokia in the morning and see if they want it back.
The other irony... just last week I sold all my accessories and crap instead of tossing them. Now I have no stylii and no metal case.
What a wierd world. Nokia is doing a lot right with Maemo but their repair department is really making them look bad.
David
David Smoot