Juice
Expert Member
Update:
So, MI Digital promised that my console would be delivered last week. From about Tuesday, I followed up regularly with them on the progress, only to be confronted with a host of excuses, most blaming their courier company. I found myself wondering if they were using the Pony Express, and was quite surprised when the courier turned out to be Dawn Wing, a fairly reputable company. This lead me to conclude that the person at MI Digital was at fault, and not really the courier. Stall, stall, stall.
Anyway, on Thursday I read on Hello Peter that MID had run out of stock on the HDMI consoles. After the courier (shame on them, those dastardly couriers!) failed to deliver my console as promised on Thursday, I thought it prudent to drop MID a note to warn them that I had an HDMI console and that I could not accept a replacement that didn't have at least the same features as the one that was faulty. I got a mail back (IN ALL CAPS, NO LESS, I SWEAR IT'S TRUE) saying that they're checking the serial numbers and will get back to me. Of course, they didn't. The courier showed up late in the afternoon with a...
... wait for it...
... console without HDMI. I sent it back. I contacted Microsoft directly and told them to sort it out. MID phoned me back soon and they were very apologetic and concilliatory. They claimed that they were sending me the non-HDMI version to tie me over until the HDMI version arrives. Isn't that nice of them? What a burst of customer service sunshine in an otherwise dull and dreary tale of customer service hell-on-earth?
Status:
No console. The ETA for my HDMI console is tomorrow (Tuesday).
Lots of contact from MID. That might have something to do with the fact that I copy my Microsoft customer response management representative on every single mail that I send to them...
Juice
So, MI Digital promised that my console would be delivered last week. From about Tuesday, I followed up regularly with them on the progress, only to be confronted with a host of excuses, most blaming their courier company. I found myself wondering if they were using the Pony Express, and was quite surprised when the courier turned out to be Dawn Wing, a fairly reputable company. This lead me to conclude that the person at MI Digital was at fault, and not really the courier. Stall, stall, stall.
Anyway, on Thursday I read on Hello Peter that MID had run out of stock on the HDMI consoles. After the courier (shame on them, those dastardly couriers!) failed to deliver my console as promised on Thursday, I thought it prudent to drop MID a note to warn them that I had an HDMI console and that I could not accept a replacement that didn't have at least the same features as the one that was faulty. I got a mail back (IN ALL CAPS, NO LESS, I SWEAR IT'S TRUE) saying that they're checking the serial numbers and will get back to me. Of course, they didn't. The courier showed up late in the afternoon with a...
... wait for it...
... console without HDMI. I sent it back. I contacted Microsoft directly and told them to sort it out. MID phoned me back soon and they were very apologetic and concilliatory. They claimed that they were sending me the non-HDMI version to tie me over until the HDMI version arrives. Isn't that nice of them? What a burst of customer service sunshine in an otherwise dull and dreary tale of customer service hell-on-earth?
Status:
No console. The ETA for my HDMI console is tomorrow (Tuesday).
Lots of contact from MID. That might have something to do with the fact that I copy my Microsoft customer response management representative on every single mail that I send to them...
Juice