My husband bought a computer system about 6 months ago and the monitor started flaking out about a week after he got it. The manufacturer told him to bring it to a repair place 50 miles (round trip) away. About a month later they found they couldn't fix it and gave him a "refubished" monitor that was so blurry it could barely be read (another 50 miles). He brought that one back (another 50 miles)and they found they couldn't fix it and about a month later gave him another refurbished monitor (another 50 miles). This may shock you guys, but this one doesn't work either. In the meantime, his computer system is lacking a monitor and he's 200 miles (and lots of time) in the hole. Would you persue this more with the manufacturer? If so, how? Or with the store??
BTW, if you want my husband's last response to a serious customer service failure check out www.lexmarked.com, it's kind of funny in a tragic sort of way . . . Thanks for your advice! I know I can count on the people on this board!
BTW, if you want my husband's last response to a serious customer service failure check out www.lexmarked.com, it's kind of funny in a tragic sort of way . . . Thanks for your advice! I know I can count on the people on this board!

It seems most of you think sticking with the manufacturing route was the way to go, so I talked to them. (I suppose I can go back to the store if it doesn't work.) They're sending me another refurbished monitor with the promise that if this one doesn't work we get a new one. Some things I learned in this conversation: 1) They're being generous in waiving the $40 fee (on a $80 monitor!) 2) They're being generous in paying to ship the older refurbed monitor back. 3) If I had complained earlier they would have "sent a new one right out." 4) They only have record of one swap. Wow. BTW, the initial problem in the monitor was something my husband thought might be a driver issue, so he waited awhile to see if new video card (that he wanted anyway) solved the problem. Won't make that mistake again! So, the saga continues I guess. . .
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