ah978@cleveland.Freenet.Edu (David A Gillespie Jr.) (12/20/90)
Well, I've heard a lot of people saying that they have tried to get Montgomery Grant out of the advertising business, but that they can't do it because they don't have a first hand problem. I do. I just had my motherboard replaced on my 500 -- and it's always been defective. They refused to honor their warranty, the machine had two other flaws when I got it, the monitor has two problems as well, and I'm tired of them taking advantage of people who get suckered in by their prices. SO, I'm going to send all of the magazines that they advertise in a letter explaining my problem and asking them to cancel MG's advertising. Of course, one letter is nice, but a lot more are a lot better. THEREFORE, if you have any horror stories about Montgomery Grant, feel free to send them to me either through E-Mail (I'll print them out) or through the mail (if you want to sign it, for example). (All addresses are at the end.) I don't read C.S.A. too frequently so I may not see a post there, so it's probably safest to go through E-Mail. And just so I can get some sort of deadline on this, I'm going to send everything I get on or about February 1st. So get anything you can to me before then. And don't think that your complaint is too small. The customer should always be satisfied, especially with an expensive purchase. So if you weren't, let me know, and I'll send everything together. ALSO, you may want to send me names of magazines which carry their ads. Include the "advertising contact"'s address (probably on the page with the list of advertisers, near the end). I have AmigaWorld's, but need all others. FINALLY, anyone who gets in the mood to flame me for doing this, kindly redirect your post to /dev/null. I don't care to hear from you. Whether you yell or not, I'm going to send whatever I get. Nyah! ;-) Thanks to everyone who responds (and I'm sure there are many of you out there). Make sure that in your message you fully describe the problem, how Montgomery Grant did or did not "resolve" it, and how you feel about this company after having this problem. Thanks, Dave (U.S. Mail address: Box 1125 1060 Morewood Avenue Pittsburgh, PA 15213) -- David Gillespie Jr dg49+@andrew.cmu.edu Carnegie Mellon ah978@cleveland.freenet.edu Cleveland Free-Net --