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madhatter2k
post Feb 8 2006, 02:18 PM

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hey, man..bout month ago i bought a CM 450W psu..it was working fine for the first half of the month, but one night, the psu blow up right in front of my face..fortunately, i still got the manufacture warranty, and everything turns out to be ok..

my point is, ACCIDENTS DO HAPPENS, bro..and that's the fact of life..just face up the facts and continue on living with ur life..
madhatter2k
post Feb 8 2006, 03:17 PM

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human error is one type of accidents, bro..after all, we all just humans, right?

"TO MAKE MISTAKES IS HUMAN, BUT TO FORGIVE IS DEVINE"
-Shakespear
madhatter2k
post Feb 8 2006, 10:01 PM

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QUOTE(abubin @ Feb 8 2006, 05:50 PM)
Making mistakes is one thing and taking responsible for mistakes is another.

If I am driving and made a mistake and knock someone dead. So, I say sorry and no need to pay for my mistakes?
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haiya, bro..knocking somebody off dead is another scenario laa, coz i think the best way to pay that mistake is for u to be knocked off dead by the victim's family..

but we're civilized human beings, right? so we have to listened to BOTH parties statement before making any assumptions..sure the customers are always right, but even if u if u ask the manufacture to take responsibility for damage that have been caused by the product malfuction to ur pc, they will refuse..coz they can and will only refund their own defective product, not others..

and to the seller, u sure have to take responsibility for ur action..u have to refund the defective psu, or if the psu has been repaired by the buyer, u must pay for the repairing costs, but no more than that..

but if the buyer considered it not enough, u can take this case to the Consumer Tribunal..and i bet they will tell u the same.. wink.gif
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post Feb 9 2006, 12:30 AM

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very nice, guys..u all proved that diplomacy is the BEST way to settle any dispute..

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