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Re: Tech's dilemma: Seagate TR-4 drive

daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (John Duquette)
Mon Nov 23 11:13:17 1998

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Date: Mon, 23 Nov 1998 11:18:46 -0500
From: John Duquette <jduquette@icsa.net>
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> Boy I hope mine fails :)


No you don't.  I bought a Seagate a few years ago, drive failed after 6 weeks.  Seagate asked me to send it back, and then repeatedly lied about when it would return.  Mind you this was my boot drive, and I had to go out and buy a new HDD to USE my pc.

Finally after 8 weeks of lies, broken ship dates, someone I worked with called Seagate and got them to ship me a new drive, except the drive wasn't new, it was a reconditioned drive, which fortunately still runs.  

As a result I will not willingly buy a Seagate drive period.  I'm glad someone else had better luck than I did, but my experience was a disaster.


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John Duquette			| "It is harder to preserve than to 
Field Security Analyst		|  obtain liberty"
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