Complaint Review: Fujitsu Japan (computers, Notebooks) - Singapore Japan, Nationwide
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Fujitsu Japan Singapore computers, Notebooks Expensive Defective Fujitsu Notebook Computer Fujitsu Singapore Fujitsu Japan
*REBUTTAL Individual responds: Fujitsu Lifebook S6230 (A050100096) is Okay
*Consumer Suggestion: Fujitsu Japan/Singapore
*Author of original report: Expensive Defective Fujitsu Notebook Computer - www.fujitsu.com
*Author of original report: Expensive Defective Fujitsu Notebook Computer - www.fujitsu.com
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Subject: Fujitsu Lifebook S6230 (A050100096)
Fujitsu Japan / Singapore is not facing up to the fact that the said Lifebook is defective. The said Lifebook has a defective mainboard, a defective hard disk drive, and problem of intermittence.
Fujitsu Japan / Singapore is unable to handle a simple request of replacing a defective product. A defective product will have recurring problems. No sensible customer can afford the time and resources to get it repaired.
Fujitsu Japan / Singapore will not be proud to claim that its quality products have defective parts that need to be replaced and serviced within the warranty period; thereafter to be discarded.
Imagine the inconveniences of having to leave the defective Lifebook at the service center for some 3 months awaiting to resolve the problem; data loss when hard disk drive broke down; and must be prepared to be ripped-off because of the General Warranty Terms and Conditions.
Fujitsu Japan / Singapore could not be one of those conglomerates with poor post-sales customer support by using General Warranty Terms and Conditions to defend their defective products. Fujitsu Japan / Singapore has attained its current market leadership through quality products and not defective products.
JP
Other
Singapore
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#4 REBUTTAL Individual responds
Fujitsu Lifebook S6230 (A050100096) is Okay
AUTHOR: Savvy - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Sunday, April 12, 2009
Last Modified:
4/11/2009 10:34:06 PM
Subject: Fujitsu Lifebook S6230 (A050100096)
The defective parts of the Fujitsu Lifebook S6230 (A050100096) had been replaced; now the Lifebook is okay.
Category:
Computer Manufaturers
Date Created:
10/19/2007 12:30:57 AM
Fujitsu Japan / Singapore is not facing up to the fact that the said Lifebook is defective. The said Lifebook has a defective mainboard, a defective hard disk drive, and problem of intermittence.
Fujitsu Japan / Singapore is unable to handle a simple request of replacing a defective product. A defective product will have recurring problems. No sensible customer can afford the time and resources to get it repaired.
Fujitsu Japan / Singapore will not be proud to claim that its quality products have defective parts that need to be replaced and serviced within the warranty period; thereafter to be discarded.
Imagine the inconveniences of having to leave the defective Lifebook at the service center for some 3 months awaiting to resolve the problem; data loss when hard disk drive broke down; and must be prepared to be ripped-off because of the General Warranty Terms and Conditions.
Fujitsu Japan / Singapore could not be one of those conglomerates with poor post-sales customer support by using General Warranty Terms and Conditions to defend their defective products. Fujitsu Japan / Singapore has attained its current market leadership through quality products and not defective products.
#3 Consumer Suggestion
Fujitsu Japan/Singapore
AUTHOR: Savvy - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Saturday, April 11, 2009
Fujitsu Lifebook S6230 (A050100096) problems had been resolved. Defective parts had been replaced. Now the notebook is okay.
#2 Author of original report
Expensive Defective Fujitsu Notebook Computer - www.fujitsu.com
AUTHOR: Savvy - (Singapore)
SUBMITTED: Friday, October 19, 2007
Subject: Fujitsu Lifebook S6230 (A050100096)
Fujitsu Japan / Singapore is not facing up to the fact that the said Lifebook is defective. The said Lifebook has a defective mainboard, a defective hard disk drive, and problem of intermittence.
Fujitsu Japan / Singapore is unable to handle a simple request of replacing a defective product. A defective product will have recurring problems. No sensible customer can afford the time and resources to get it repaired. Fujitsu Japan / Singapore will not be proud to claim that its quality products have defective parts that need to be replaced and serviced within the warranty period; thereafter to be discarded.
Imagine the inconveniences of having to leave the defective Lifebook at the service center for some 3 months awaiting to resolve the problem; data loss when hard disk drive broke down; and must be prepared to be ripped-off because of the General Warranty Terms and Conditions.
Fujitsu Japan / Singapore could not be one of those conglomerates with poor post-sales customer support by using General Warranty Terms and Conditions to defend their defective products. Fujitsu Japan / Singapore has attained its current market leadership through quality products and not defective products.
JP, Singapore
#1 Author of original report
Expensive Defective Fujitsu Notebook Computer - www.fujitsu.com
AUTHOR: Savvy - (Singapore)
SUBMITTED: Friday, October 19, 2007
Subject: Fujitsu Lifebook S6230
Fujitsu Japan / Singapore is not facing up to the fact that the said Lifebook is defective. The said Lifebook has a defective mainboard, a defective hard disk drive, and problem of intermittence.
Fujitsu Japan / Singapore is unable to handle a simple request of replacing a defective product. A defective product will have recurring problems. No sensible customer can afford the time and resources to get it repaired. Fujitsu Japan / Singapore will not be proud to claim that its quality products have defective parts that need to be replaced and serviced within the warranty period; thereafter to be discarded.
Imagine the inconveniences of having to leave the defective Lifebook at the service center for some 3 months awaiting to resolve the problem; data loss when hard disk drive broke down; and must be prepared to be ripped-off because of the General Warranty Terms and Conditions.
Fujitsu Japan / Singapore could not be one of those conglomerates with poor post-sales customer support by using General Warranty Terms and Conditions to defend their defective products. Fujitsu Japan / Singapore has attained its current market leadership through quality products and not defective products.
JP, Singapore
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