I don't know, it seems to me that the consumer should do a little research before buying to find out what's involved in owning a machine.
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I don't know, it seems to me that the consumer should do a little research before buying to find out what's involved in owning a machine.
Quoted from BMore-Pinball:Can you imagine if any other industry was ran this way, what if Ford just sent you parts?
How many times has Ford sent someone to your house to work on your car?
Quoted from ForceFlow:You take it
Exactly. Like it or not, a pinball machine is like no other consumer product. There is a cost of ownership imo.
Quoted from vid1900:Ford has sent a courtesy car to my house to drop off a loaner, and pick up my van because it was a warranty repair.
Ford has GREAT dealer service.
Lol. Sorry Vid. I wasn't picking on Ford in particular. We had a Flex and the Ford dealer was ok. The quality wasn't that great so we traded it in.
Quoted from Tilt:NOt sure who you are talking about here, but Jen called me to see if the customer could hire me to just set up the machine.
Here's the thing. The doctor ordered the machine and he evidently couldn't put the legs on or remove the shipping blocks if the OP had to be hired to set it up. How is the manufacturer responsible for this?
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