Indeed; one of the big fish at Iomega stated on American national television
that Iomega replaces all COD-drives, even after the warranty has expired. Or so
I read.
But since the drive isn't clicking yet; just acting weird, I need to verify what
the problem is first. But I believe it might be a sign that the drive is about
to go dead anytime soon now.
On Mar 30 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I think you can call Iomega and let them hear that click of
> death, and they *should* replace it, I heard.
>
>
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