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"(PeteCresswell)" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Broke my Duo at the rear dropout recently.
>
> The LBS wasn't exactly falling all over themselves to expedite the return,
but
> once I got the RMA from them, SevenCycles handled it quite well IMHO.
>
> SevenCycles gave me a FedEx account number to charge the return package
to, I
> found a box, shipped/insured the thing; then SevenCycles fixed it and
shipped it
> back to me in less than a week.
>
> In the words of an engineer that I used to windsurf with: "Everything
breaks".
> i.e. "stuff happens" to all products....
>
> To me, it isn't whether something happens, it's how the maker handles the
> situation when something does happen.
>
> I'd give SevenCycles the maximum score... Ok, maybe 98%, since they
> theoretically *could* (a-la Apple or IBM) have sent me the box to return
it
> in.
>
> But still, I am impressed.
> --
> PeteCresswell
Good to know. There's a reason why I will never buy an Ellsworth.
news[email protected]...
> Broke my Duo at the rear dropout recently.
>
> The LBS wasn't exactly falling all over themselves to expedite the return,
but
> once I got the RMA from them, SevenCycles handled it quite well IMHO.
>
> SevenCycles gave me a FedEx account number to charge the return package
to, I
> found a box, shipped/insured the thing; then SevenCycles fixed it and
shipped it
> back to me in less than a week.
>
> In the words of an engineer that I used to windsurf with: "Everything
breaks".
> i.e. "stuff happens" to all products....
>
> To me, it isn't whether something happens, it's how the maker handles the
> situation when something does happen.
>
> I'd give SevenCycles the maximum score... Ok, maybe 98%, since they
> theoretically *could* (a-la Apple or IBM) have sent me the box to return
it
> in.
>
> But still, I am impressed.
> --
> PeteCresswell
Good to know. There's a reason why I will never buy an Ellsworth.