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    This isn’t Microsoft’s issue

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    by ifallsguy ·

    Just to be clear, this isn’t Microsoft’s issue. You bought the computer from a different company and that company sent you to a third party. In this case Levono made the contract with their Asian partner and then seem to have washed their hands.

    I purchased a Sony laptop for my wife last fall and the disk arrived (at no charge) about 2 weeks after the Win7 release. Previous to that, I had purchased a Gateway laptop with XP and had to wait 7 months for the Vista upgrade.

    You pay your money and you take your chances.

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    • #3032506

      a very interesting response, now what was the question? – nt

      by deadly ernest ·

      In reply to This isn’t Microsoft’s issue

      ..

    • #3032498

      I got a Gateway laptop too

      by jck ·

      In reply to This isn’t Microsoft’s issue

      Mine came 2 months…after the date they said it would be shipped.

      Only thing I can figure is that it took 2 months to get across the ocean on the back of a dolphin or something. :^0

      • #3032497

        Sorry mate, the Dolphin Delivery Service is MUCH faster than

        by deadly ernest ·

        In reply to I got a Gateway laptop too

        that, they must have shipped it surface mail and got the slow boat, to take that long. But they may have saved money by contracting it to a long distance swimmer.

        • #3032493

          You must be right

          by jck ·

          In reply to Sorry mate, the Dolphin Delivery Service is MUCH faster than

          I bet it’s the Chinese swim team’s duty to country to do that. :^0

        • #3032669

          The Moses delivery method? (not for the religiously sensitive)

          by aaron mason ·

          In reply to Sorry mate, the Dolphin Delivery Service is MUCH faster than

          Apologies to any religious folk who are offended by this.

          Perhaps the boat went the way of Moses and the slaves – they must have walked around in continual cirlces to be stuck in the Sahara for 40 years, I don’t think it even takes 40 days to cross it from end to end.

        • #3032668

          It is you

          by santeewelding ·

          In reply to The Moses delivery method? (not for the religiously sensitive)

          Who are sensitive and offended by what you say.

          No surprise.

          In that, you would take on the whole of the theological with the puerile like that.

          I would be offended, too, were that I could.

        • #2814858

          Not really

          by aaron mason ·

          In reply to It is you

          Were that the case, I would never have said it.

          I was simply covering my six. Nothing more.

        • #3032666

          I thought they took so long as they had to stop every other day

          by deadly ernest ·

          In reply to The Moses delivery method? (not for the religiously sensitive)

          to dig enough wells to give everyone a drink. Heck, it takes about an hour to get a household of three or four kids and two adults up and going most days, I’m sure it took Moses about three or four hours to get the thousands he led organised each day, and stops for lunch, etc. Hell, they’d have been lucky to make two miles a day. It’s not as if they were a trained and coordinated army when they set out.

      • #3032482

        Should have called for ‘take out’.

        by charliespencer ·

        In reply to I got a Gateway laptop too

        My General Tso’s chicken usually arrives in 30 minutes.

    • #3032662

      Hey.

      by boxfiddler ·

      In reply to This isn’t Microsoft’s issue

      I’m blaming all sorts of things, including this, on Uncle Billy. I’m gonna get me a big blame others check soon. 😐

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