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Thread ID: 15558	2002-02-10 04:07:00	PC Company	Guest (0)	Press F1

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35157	2002-02-12 12:08:00	As for the practice of hot glueing parts I disagree with it. If you want to make sure no one has altered the pc and voided the warranty use a tag system on the case like on electricity meters. I have put my own pc together without glue and frequently travel on a road to the coast which during the summer gets very rutted and have never had a part come loose.	Guest (0)
35158	2002-02-13 01:21:00	I was kind of wondering about the glue thing. I've added/replaced a few bits on my old PC, and I always had to use a bit of muscle to get them in/out (without glue). If units are getting smacked so hard in transit that glue is needed to keep the parts in place, you've got to wonder what other kind of damage that causes.	Guest (0)
35159	2002-02-14 13:09:00	Mr/Master/Mrs/Ms A B, I was just wondering from your posts whether you are related to the above mentioned Colin Brown? or maybe work for PC Company. As you sure know allot about Colin Brown. Are you also saying that due to the fact you work in the Technology industry for 7 years that you know more than say customers? How do you know that these customers have not also worked in the Technology industry for more than 7 years and know what they are talking about. You can't. The Customer has the right to complain.	Guest (0)
35160	2002-02-15 08:13:00	As I said in the PC Company Again... post: I am in the process of taking digital photos of the hot glue / cotton etc, and writing a letter to geoff palmer re these issues and i invite anyone else who has witnessed these things to do the same. Hopefully with some evidence that is irrefutable something can be done. But the Quality Assurance man is right, instead of colin brown writing in this forum he should have instigated an audit of his company to try and find the root cause of the issue and endeavoring to remedy it, and even issue a press release on the matter. He should also be thankful that as of yet the matter has stayed in informal forums like this one, and has not reached the press... yet... Craig Bellhouse	Guest (0)
35161	2002-11-21 03:58:00	I dont know too much about AMD processors, but surely if you thought it was THAT much of a problem you would take it back to them and get them to check it out . Maybe you should have tried buying a Gateway or Dell??? Open it up and find that HEY LOOK . . . . This has been hotglued too . OEM Manufacturers use hotglue to stop parts dislodging in transit . Nothing you can do about it mate . Its not worth slagging off a Company because of what you personally feel . If I had the chance id buy a PC from these guys . WHAT?? Youd rather pay hundreds of dollars extra for an HP or Compaq Piece of Sheit? I say if you dont like it . . . . Build it yourself .	Hicks (379)
35162	2002-11-21 04:34:00	Sorry, Hicks, but this is a thread from Feb. I'm going to lock it down otherwise it could be mayhem in here. Also, humbly suggest you be a little careful of referring to any brand as a type of muslim. robo.	robo (205)
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