[TenTec] Fw: ten-tec legend and reality

[Alan Childress]

----- Original Message -----
From: Alan Childress <km4dt@mindspring.com>
To: promedia <promedia@itnet.com.pl>
Sent: Tuesday, December 01, 1998 6:54 PM
Subject: Re: ten-tec legend and reality


>>Hi,
>>
>>I'm not very much interested in their gentle voices.
>>
>>I bought ten-tec basing on a friend's recommendation. He, alas could not
>>tell me
>>where he found the source of his point of view as he had never even seen
>>it
>>
>>
>>    Proffesionality means efficiency, either by phone or by fax.
>>    If someone puts well trained smile on his face every morning instead
>>
>>of a maquillage, it doesn't mean it makes him instantly an angel or a
>>schollar.
>>
>>
>>Yours,
>
>>
>>Alec/SP2EWQ
>>
>
>    Since I'm not privy to both sides of the equation, I'm not prepared to
>say who is at fault. I'm sure you had some sort of a problem.  Yet, TenTec
>wouldn't stay in business if this was their normal mode of operation.
>They're not a large corporation so overseas dealing could very well be
their
>weak link. I can't comment on that because I'm just a stones throw away
from
>TenTec.
>
>    BTW, I service consumer electronic equipment for a living. I've found
no
>fault in their (TenTec) service techniques in my own experience.  I've had
>units in my shop that almost drove me crazy with wierd intermitant
problems.
>I know how these problems can wreak customer relations. Additionally, I
>firmly believe that the TenTec service department made a effort to cure the
>problem. They wouldn't have released it if they thought the problem wasn't
>corrected or for some other good reason.
>
>73,
>Alan <KM4DT>
>
>
>
>
>


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