OSG will never cease to service NES's, as long as OSG exists.
OSG will never cease to service NES's, as long as OSG exists.
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I think that it is even more important to offer it as a product than a service. Many people don't want to be bothered with mailing a broken NES to you for fixing. They'd much prefer to buy a complete package: system, cables, power adapter, and controller. So the question is, will OSG always provide that?Originally Posted by omnedon
OSG will offer NES's as long as it is economically feasible to do so. OSG is primarily service based, and is not focused on retailing, at least at this time.
The phrase *will you always* is not an intelligently phrased question. Unless of course you are looking for some obscure technicality to use against someone in the future. I get the sense that you have no idea how a business is run, in the way you phrase questions, and in the way you regard businesses in general.
Open your own business and give it a go. I anxiously anticipate seeing how someone who obviously thinks he knows what is best for the community and for business in general will do with the opportunity. Or you could just sit back and throw rocks. That's easier. Only you knowif you can do more than that. All I've seen is rocks.I think that it is even more important to offer it as a product than a service. Many people don't want to be bothered with mailing a broken NES to you for fixing. They'd much prefer to buy a complete package: system, cables, power adapter, and controller. So the question is, will OSG always provide that?
I feel no need to engage in conversation with you any further.
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Chill out. I am sorry that I hurt your feelings when I pointed out that people were lying/covering up the issues with the NEX gaming system and the fact that it indeed did use a NOAC and was incompatible with popular NES games. I am surprised at how many people took that personally. Notice how I am not the one throwing personal insults?
Just a small update here. I sent my console back for a refund in early december and I have received nothing from them. Every time I contact them, they say they are on vacation or trying to catch up, haven't looked at my package yet....etc.....etc.....So anyways, If you have one..you may as well hold onto it. It's a cute paperweight instead of sending it back to let somebody walk off with your console and your money.
Call NubyTech in California. I don't have the number in front of me, but if you PM me, I can get it for you.
I do not work for Nubytech.
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Well, it seems that they did come through today on the refund. They received my console on the 17th of December so I guess one month turn around isn't that bad....Also noteworthy that they didn't refund through paypal, they just sent the money back so we both had to eat the fees but I'll run with the money I did get back.
Good of you to clarify.
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If they didn't go through Paypal, what did they do, send a check?
-Rob
The moral is, don't **** with Uncle Tim when he's been drinking!
They did go through paypal but I'm just saying they didn't refund. When somebody pays you there is a refund option. It's like they erase the payment because.......for instance. They would have taken $57.xx from messiah's account and put $59.99 back in mine. This way, they don't have to eat those fees and I don't incur new ones on the return payment.
PayPal only allows refunds within 60 days IIRC.
Thanks for the tip...I stand corrected.
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