Re: Logitech mouse: warranty replacement doesn't work

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Misterman join:2004-04-02 Saratoga, CA	reply to renton Re: Logitech mouse: warranty replacement doesn't work Well the warranty is working just fine as they are paying for shipping the item to you. It's normal for many companies to give you an upgraded piece of hardware when they no longer make old hardware anymore. Wait so $20 canadian dollars is $1.50 US? Are you serious? Didn't know it was that much. Well that really isn't that much for getting a MX1000.
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decx Premium join:2002-06-07 Vancouver, BC ·Bell Sympatico 1 edit	said by Misterman : Wait so $20 canadian dollars is $1.50 US? Are you serious? Didn't know it was that much. Well that really isn't that much for getting a MX1000. The OP's joking, the difference isn't much anymore. As of noon today (Sept 22, 2006) 20CAD is equal to 17.90USD. As for the warranty issue, manufacturers are getting stingier with warranty shipping, with some even requiring payment for shipping the replacement from the manufacturer to the customer (eg Linksys). In this specific case though, the OP should probably call Logitech and ask them to pay or reimburse for the second shipping charge as it was totally Logitech's fault for sending out a dud as a replacement.
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