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Date: | Tue, 4 Aug 2015 10:02:15 +1200 |
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Hi all!
I had a piece of adaptive equipment repaired.
I advised when it was returned to me that they had not fixed the problem.
Now I have received an overdue bill for the repair.
I don't dispute that the work was done that the charge claims, but really I
don't feel entirely liable for the bill because the problem was not
corrected. In fact, the problem is still there and is costing me daily
because I can't use the now unusable Braille Sense Plus device.
Should I send them a partial payment with an explanation, or appeal to the
consumer protection people? They undertook to fix a problem, which they have
clearly failed to achieve.
73,
Dave
David Allen, Director
Blind-Sight Limited
For computer training and support world-wide, equipment or braille
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Telephone: 64-3-455-7694 (Home)
64-27-224-5489 (Mobile)
PO Box 9046
St Clair
Dunedin 9047
NEW ZEALAND
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