No they cant, its not the usual business policy to send replacements or loaners. It was a month as well for mine to be repaired and sent back. Other than the cost to ship to GW Micro, I was not out anything.

What companies do this? If I owned a $6,000 BrailleSense and sent it in for repair, yuh think GW would send me a loaner or replacement? In all the years I have bought products and sent in for warranty repair, I have never ever been sent a loaner or replacement unless the unit was beyond repair.

I thnk what would work better is for the customer to read and understand the company's warranty policy. Its a pain in the behind when we buy an expensive product and it fails. It would be a total pain if there was no such thing as warranty.

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----- Original Message ----- From: "Bryan Bashin" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, August 31, 2010 8:20 AM
Subject: [GW-Booksense] Customer Service


Hi Raoul and list,

It's been a month since I've sent in my BS for repair of the fragile on/off switch some others have had issues with. I wonder if you or others on this list have an idea of what typical turnaround times are for such repair? After one month without a device I purchased to make use of every day I wonder if it might be a better customer service policy simply to do what many other companies do and ship the replacement upon RMA and then credit the purchaser when the original defective unit arrives at the company. In other words, can't owners of defective machines get a replacement immediately while HIMS takes its time in doing whatever they will do with the malfunctioning unit?

Thanks

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