I have a Gateway notebook that started having problems and required me to return to the warehouse to be repaired. Gateway received my notebook on May 19th and as of today, June 5th, they are telling me the same thing. Call back in 3 business days. This is bullcrap. All they needed to do was to replace a cable for the LCD screen. I only had the notebook about 5 weeks before the problem occured. What can I do to get my notebook back? How long can a repair shop take without some type of intervention?
2006-06-06
08:41:33
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Computers & Internet
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➔ Laptops & Notebooks
I called this morning and they said that their policy is 7 to 10 business days at the warehouse, not including transit time. It's now been 12 business days. They have now "escalated" my case which means that they will email the warehouse and should have an answer in 3 to 5 business days. WTF! What happened to the days when businesses tried to exceed customer expectations? If Gateway knew that they did not have my part and they knew that it would be several weeks before they got it, shouldn't they have an alternate action like sending me a new laptop or at the very worst, a refurbished unit? Why the hell should I have to suffer for something that is clearly Gateway's fault. And it is Gateway's responisbility to stock all the parts that could conceivlbly go wrong with their products.
2006-06-07
01:39:24 ·
update #1