Posted by johnlobb on July 18, 2016 at 10:38:21 from (72.168.128.80):
In Reply to: Re: Hard drive died posted by Dalex on July 18, 2016 at 08:20:20:
I was told Mon that "since they were not busy, it'd be fixed right away". What does that mean? I thought every day last week I'd be back in business, but they did not communicate well. I think they do house calls for select wealthy clients so then I feel their other work suffers. Then they called and said it was ready except I never got a call. Then I got it back Fri afternoon, took it home, and it would not connect to my wifi. So I called them and they said bring it back in. So I raced back to Chelsea and got it there right before they closed at 6 PM, they said it would only take a minute to fix it. When I got there they asked me where my wifi antenna was. I was never asked to bring that along. So they're open Sat at 9 AM, I said I'd be there. I was there with the antenna at 9 AM and 20 mins later I had to leave for a prior appointment across town, so nothing got done till this morning. Also, just north of Chelsea, the hwy dept has decided to construct a traffic circle on M52 and Werkner rd. and has a 1 way light that jams up traffic at all times of the day. I have to go through this mess each way to the repair place. I'm nowhere near as mad as my wife.
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