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When sales go wrong... best to try to make it right

By Rdoyle1978

5 years ago


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    #21 5 years ago

    Did you have another game you could swap the board with and then you could have fixed your bad board? Other than that I would have offered to take off the cost of a replacement and keep the original? Other than that half the cost of a new board and they keep both. They did drive 20 hours!
    Any of those solutions seem fair to me.

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