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From: Lee.Mounger@f729.n106.z1.fidonet.org (Lee Mounger)
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Subject: Re: Brailler Repair
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Date: 16 Nov 90 16:17:41 GMT
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[This is from the Blink Talk Conference]

Yeah Walter, you're absolutely right that I shouldn't have let them get
away with not fixing my brailler.  However, at the time, I was
pre-computer and needed my brailler desperately, even though it wasn't
perfect.  Also, I tend to be very impatient about some things and one of
them is dealing with companies by mail.  At the time, I simply assumed
that since they had done such a poor job that they were probably not
capable of doing any better and I just didn't have time to fool with
another back and forth shipment through the mail.  Later, I bought
another brailler when I could afford it.  I'm glad to know there are
others who can repair them other than Howe Press.  My life is less
frantic now so I would probably handle the situation differently.  Come
to think of it, I wonder where that receipt for repair is now.  Wonder
if they would make things right after oh say ten years or so, <grin>.

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