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While I do believe it would(should??) be in Eyetech's best interest to help staticman out with at most a small fee, depending upon the repairability of the board, "the customer is always right" is the biggest load of crap ever introduced to the retail world. There is not a statement I loathe more because it is primarily only used when a customer is doing his darndest to rip off a company and not acknowledge his own fault in the situation.More often than not, not only is the customer wrong, but the customer is trying to scam the company because they learned at McDonalds that if they scream loudly enough they'll get something for free.Interestingly enough, a study was done a few years back (can't find a reference off hand) on the quality of retail customer service and salesmanship in the US as compared to a study done in the seventies.The original findings were that customer service and salesmanship quality had dropped by HUGE amounts as compared to a couple decades ago. However, further research was done and it was eventually found, that Customer Service and Salesmanship quality in the US was actually greatly higher than it had been in the 70's, however the CUSTOMERS had become such downright awful, despicable people by and large, that it made it look like CS was really bad nearly everywhere you went because people were always unhappy because they didn't get a free yacht with their pop-tarts, and they felt they were "owed" somtheing.Last time I heard someone yell "The customer is always right!" at me was when they'd thrown a glass bottle at their monitor, cracked the screen, and were pissed off that my company wouldn't give them a new one for free.We weren't even the manufacturer of the monitor.
Any chance of booting vox from the forum and cleaning all the shyte threads and posts? If anyone came here to see what Amiga is all about, they would run screaming for the hills.
Its not soft glue my hardware servicer sais it cannot be removed without damaging the board.
