Hugh Jass
Franklin,#2Consumer Suggestion
Fri, July 31, 2009
you should learn to spell. My 12 year old spells better than you do. It make you look ignorant.
Caramelsweet
Lanham,#3UPDATE Employee
Thu, July 30, 2009
Hey sir, I definatelly see the inconvience of all of this, but you didn't say what problems the laptop came back with. And you didn't state what problems that the laptop had to begin with. And you didn't state the price/model of it either. #1. if the issue is hardware related we have to send it off to service. #2. i have no clue what your local geeksquad was doing with your computer for a whole month. A send out to service will be at the most 2 1/2 weeks. #3. If the laptop is sent out, it's actually under the service center's discretion on if they will replace it or not. Usually protocol is 4 times out to service, or if the cost of the repairs exceed 80% of the cost of the unit. #4. the manager has no clue how geek squad really really works as far as times go for services, that's strictly a CIA (counter intelligence) thing. #5. Tell the agent at the time of checkin EVERYTHING THAT IS WRONG WITH THE UNIT and VERIFY THAT THE INFORMATION THAT CAME OUT OF YOUR MOUTH IS CLEARLY EXPLAINED IN THE PROBLEM SECTION ON THE SERVICE ORDER AGREEMENT PAGE!!!!!!!!!! I cannot stress that enough. If the issue isn't on that paper, it goes to service, the agent will only look at the issues that the customer brings up, and send it back, and you're angry because the original issue wasn't fixed....that's a big issue right....save the headache. #6. If you're not happy with what geeks quad says, were not the only opinion....how about call your manufacturer. We (the store) have to get special permission to replace things through the manufacturer...you the consumer, can demand that replacement, and most time they will bend to keep their customer brand specific loyalty.