robert@alliant.backbone.uoknor.edu (Robert Lindsay) (08/08/90)
I too have had my life made a living hell also. My nice 1950 monitor (which had problems) was sent back to Commodore 3 weeks ago.They were supposed to ship me a new one as soon as the old one arrived. The monitor was shipped the 19 of July, it arrived the 25. On the 30 I called commodore. They couldn't find it. (I then put a UPS trace on it which revealed its arrival date). Alice Feeney in the service Dept. said that they'd ship a new one out anyway on the 1 of August. No monitor. On the 3 I called back. Monitors stuck in Quality assurance. Ship next week. On monday I called again. Not sure if its been shipped yet or not. Today I find that all 1950's are still stuck in QA no idea when they'll get out. No idea when I'll get my monitor back. DO YOU KNOW HOW USELESS A BRAND NEW (and apparently the only one in this state) A3000 IS WITHOUT A MONITOR???!!!!! I haven't been this depressed since I got my first Joy Division album. Anyway to try and make this a not completely useless flame. Here's something I've heard about the 1950 and why it seemingly has problems being shipped by UPS and surviving: There is no bottom support inside the monitor for the electronics. Robert Lindsay still stuck with a very wise, blind cyclops. robert@alliant.backbone.uoknor.edu