A friend was in Chipsmart when someone was returning memory (saying that it was bad). Soon after another person walked up and asked that Chipsmart employee for memory and that employee handed that person (I know you know what's coming here) the same memory which had just been returned. Also, I took a monitor to J&J to have them check it out. I called them in a couple of weeks (since I hadn't heard from them) and was told that they had had no problem with it, and they would leave it up (to continue waiting to see if the problem repeated itself) for a couple of months. (O.K., O.K., what do *I* know about monitor-problem procedures? I thought they were just being thorough.) After a couple of months, they called me and told me I needed to come pick it up, sounding like I had abandoned it. When I went in the next day or so it was gone and they denied they had ever said they would leave it hooked up for 2 months; they said they never worked with monitors like that. BTW, they have signs up in their place saying that they are not responsible for monitors left there over...1 month. :-P _________________________________________________________________ At this time of World Awareness Week for Animals in Laboratories, please remember that although the U.S. Dept. of Agriculture's Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service is responsible for issuing licenses, registration certificates, and facility inspection, they have no power to terminate or refuse to renew licenses when serious or repeat violations occur. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Send administrative requests to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
