It's just plain old poor customer service.
-Larry
It's just plain old poor customer service.
-Larry
> They have to have them or they could't build the things.
> It's just plain old poor customer service.
JensSchumi
On Tue, 3 Sep 2002 16:12:36 +0100, "David Powell"
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That doesn't change anything. If new can be built, there ARE parts.
-Larry
> > They have to have them or they could't build the things.
> > It's just plain old poor customer service.
> you might want to read the WHOLE thread.
I don't think new ones are built anymore. And wasn't the MOMO a
"limited edition" to begin with? Wasn't very limited obviously, as
they are still sold all over the world ;)
--
- Igor -
> Sorry, it's been delegated to the 'read' file.
> That doesn't change anything. If new can be built, there ARE parts.
Not really a problem, as they don't make the pots themselves, all we
need to do is find the company that do.
Gerry
I was seriously considering purchasing a Momo
wheel (and a set of Speed7s).
But, not if they're discontinued I'll look elsewhere.
Plus, it looks bad that people are having trouble getting parts.
I guess that I could use the Speed7s with my ForceRS.
But Act-Labs is going down quick as well.......
> > Sorry, it's been delegated to the 'read' file.
> > That doesn't change anything. If new can be built, there ARE parts.
> It's out of production AFAIK, there's a newer cheaper model, but i don't
> know if the pots are the same. Anyway, we've been throw all this with
> the old LWFF, logi just won't help with replacement pots.
> Not really a problem, as they don't make the pots themselves, all we
> need to do is find the company that do.
> Gerry
1. Release a wheel that is almost perfect, and leave the customers waiting
for the next one which will BE perfect.
2. Release the next version, which is cheap, plasticy piece of cacca that
wears out in 3 months and leaves
thier customers scratching their heads.
3. Repeat.
-Larry
> I was seriously considering purchasing a Momo
> wheel (and a set of Speed7s).
> But, not if they're discontinued I'll look elsewhere.
> Plus, it looks bad that people are having trouble getting parts.
> I guess that I could use the Speed7s with my ForceRS.
> But Act-Labs is going down quick as well.......
> > > Sorry, it's been delegated to the 'read' file.
> > > That doesn't change anything. If new can be built, there ARE parts.
> > It's out of production AFAIK, there's a newer cheaper model, but i don't
> > know if the pots are the same. Anyway, we've been throw all this with
> > the old LWFF, logi just won't help with replacement pots.
> > Not really a problem, as they don't make the pots themselves, all we
> > need to do is find the company that do.
> > Gerry
> Logitech appears to be following their previous product cycle:
> 1. Release a wheel that is almost perfect, and leave the customers waiting
> for the next one which will BE perfect.
> 2. Release the next version, which is cheap, plasticy piece of cacca that
> wears out in 3 months and leaves
> thier customers scratching their heads.
> 3. Repeat.
1. ***.
2. Repeat.
Yours sneeringly
GDA
> Logitech appears to be following their previous product cycle:
> 1. Release a wheel that is almost perfect, and leave the customers waiting
> for the next one which will BE perfect.
> 2. Release the next version, which is cheap, plasticy piece of cacca that
> wears out in 3 months and leaves
> thier customers scratching their heads.
> 3. Repeat.
1. ***.
2. Repeat.
Yours sneeringly
GDA