Fry's attempted to screw my friend.

[Zodiark1593]

8 hours ago, ravenshrike said:

Due diligence on their part would have included checking everything fully as it was a demo unit. Either through the service tag, which would have immediately tripped warnings, or upon resetting windows and running dxdiag.

Negligence doesnt mean willfully and knowingly attempting to "screw" a person over. At least take the care to be factually correct when bashing a company.

[ravenshrike]

54 minutes ago, Zodiark1593 said:

Negligence doesnt mean willfully and knowingly attempting to "screw" a person over. At least take the care to be factually correct when bashing a company.

Selling a product that costs 2 grand when all is said and done when including warranty and tax means that neglect is screwing someone over. They would have made at minimum $150 profit on the sale itself, and then assuming the warranty was never collected on an additional $279.

[Canada EH]

1 hour ago, MyInnerFred said:

So technically Fry's didn't screw you over, it was just a bad employee. 

Technically Frys employee is Frys

[Fred Castellum]

1 hour ago, Canada EH said:

Technically Frys employee is Frys

Point is one bad apple in the basket doesn't mean the rest of the apples in basket are bad.

[2FA]

Anecdotes are fun.

[Tieox]

12 hours ago, TetraSky said:

But, Frys is a US based company, they have zero store location in Canada.

You can't blame all your issues with Canada, no matter how much you want to.

Now now, this is the 21st century the following has been deemed illegal by society seemingly.

 

1. Common sense

 

2. Logical reasoning.

 

Continue as you are apricot

 

 

[Canada EH]

20 hours ago, MyInnerFred said:

Point is one bad apple in the basket doesn't mean the rest of the apples in basket are bad.

Well one bad apple spoils the appetite of the one eating, wont go back to that apple tree then. Its up to other "ones"  to see if its a problem with the tree or just one bad apple.