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		<title>By: B U</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 24 Jul 2007 16:07:20 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Yeah -- I&#039;ve been there too. It was for a simple part that I had received with a Mac Mini; well under warranty, the adaptor for the DVI -&gt; VGA output had decided to go bad and just show purple on the screen. I called about simply ordering a replacement through Apple under warranty, instead of bringing the Mac in.

They could have plugged the video adapter into another Mac and it would certainly have shown the same problem I got. But no, they told me I had to bring in the mac, the adaptor, AND the monitor I was using (At the time, I had a 21&quot; CRT - it was not a light piece of equipment), or they wouldn&#039;t even look at it. All this for a 15 dollar part.

Well, I do this. I haul it all in, while the fish-faced woman at the counter won&#039;t even hold the door open for me while I lug the monitor in. She just watches. I get all the stuff inside, and she graciously takes over, hooking it all together. She turns it on. Lo and behold, it&#039;s purple. She says &#039;yep, looks like you were right&#039; after jiggling a few cables, and finally agrees to put the replacement order in (Which took two weeks, I might add).

Extremely rude, extremely unhelpful - They feel like they are a gift to the Southern Tier, and expect you to work around their erratic schedule.

I might add that she also didn&#039;t hold the door open for me on the way out, either.

Will not go back. Ever. No no no. I&#039;ve driven to Syracuse for minor things just to avoid them.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Yeah &#8212; I&#8217;ve been there too. It was for a simple part that I had received with a Mac Mini; well under warranty, the adaptor for the DVI -&gt; VGA output had decided to go bad and just show purple on the screen. I called about simply ordering a replacement through Apple under warranty, instead of bringing the Mac in.</p>
<p>They could have plugged the video adapter into another Mac and it would certainly have shown the same problem I got. But no, they told me I had to bring in the mac, the adaptor, AND the monitor I was using (At the time, I had a 21&#8243; CRT &#8211; it was not a light piece of equipment), or they wouldn&#8217;t even look at it. All this for a 15 dollar part.</p>
<p>Well, I do this. I haul it all in, while the fish-faced woman at the counter won&#8217;t even hold the door open for me while I lug the monitor in. She just watches. I get all the stuff inside, and she graciously takes over, hooking it all together. She turns it on. Lo and behold, it&#8217;s purple. She says &#8216;yep, looks like you were right&#8217; after jiggling a few cables, and finally agrees to put the replacement order in (Which took two weeks, I might add).</p>
<p>Extremely rude, extremely unhelpful &#8211; They feel like they are a gift to the Southern Tier, and expect you to work around their erratic schedule.</p>
<p>I might add that she also didn&#8217;t hold the door open for me on the way out, either.</p>
<p>Will not go back. Ever. No no no. I&#8217;ve driven to Syracuse for minor things just to avoid them.</p>
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		<title>By: kiwi</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 17 Jul 2007 23:41:31 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>I had a terrible experience with Micro World also. The customer service was non-existent and the female co-owner was about as rude as I have ever experienced. As you said, they do not show up during the hours and days posted. I waited 30 minutes one day and another day they never opened all together. The woman rudely told me she didn&#039;t have time to tell me about my computer (5 days out-not a word from them!) because she just got back from vacation and to call later in the day. So I went and picked my computer up and told Wayne (the other owner) that the customer service was atrocious and word was &quot;around&quot; as I have found others in the Mac community who refuse to return there. I did let him know that his wife or whoever the witch with a constant scowl on her face is, has absolutely NO business dealing with human beings as she treats them like 2nd class citizens. Clearly they don&#039;t realize that bad news gets around 3x as fast as good news. I have a business full of Macs now to deal with and I&#039;m glad I have have found out about them from other customers like you. They are not, as they say, &quot;the Southern Tier&#039;s only Apple dealer&quot;. I found another place that gets all their business-people they have turned off-and they&#039;re awesome with people.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I had a terrible experience with Micro World also. The customer service was non-existent and the female co-owner was about as rude as I have ever experienced. As you said, they do not show up during the hours and days posted. I waited 30 minutes one day and another day they never opened all together. The woman rudely told me she didn&#8217;t have time to tell me about my computer (5 days out-not a word from them!) because she just got back from vacation and to call later in the day. So I went and picked my computer up and told Wayne (the other owner) that the customer service was atrocious and word was &#8220;around&#8221; as I have found others in the Mac community who refuse to return there. I did let him know that his wife or whoever the witch with a constant scowl on her face is, has absolutely NO business dealing with human beings as she treats them like 2nd class citizens. Clearly they don&#8217;t realize that bad news gets around 3x as fast as good news. I have a business full of Macs now to deal with and I&#8217;m glad I have have found out about them from other customers like you. They are not, as they say, &#8220;the Southern Tier&#8217;s only Apple dealer&#8221;. I found another place that gets all their business-people they have turned off-and they&#8217;re awesome with people.</p>
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