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How do you get it thru to someone that if they left the ukulele on a sofa and someone sat on it that warranty will not replace it....I dumbfounded that the customer expects a replacement or repair under warranty LOL
 
How do you get it thru to someone that if they left the ukulele on a sofa and someone sat on it that warranty will not replace it....I dumbfounded that the customer expects a replacement or repair under warranty LOL

well did the ukulele resemble a pillow.. was it a pillow uke.. because if it was.. then YOU ARE AT FAULT.. so stop making those.. it mixes people up!
 
How do you get it thru to someone that if they left the ukulele on a sofa and someone sat on it that warranty will not replace it....I dumbfounded that the customer expects a replacement or repair under warranty LOL


It doesn't? Good to know. :D

By the way -- it wasn't me.
 
I'm quite dissapointed that your warranty does not cover a$$ damage. Us heftier guys might have an issue with this. Must remember that when purchasing.:rolleyes:
 
Eh Mike, try reply in pidgin and see what happens! Nah, bad idea - just might confuse the buggah mo.
 
Mike!!!!

I cant believe you posted this... You Promised!!!

And to clarify, I didnt sit on her. It was during heavy love making.. She was so beautiful that I couldnt help myself.. One thing lead to another then crack!!

J..K.. :rotfl:

Out of Curiosity, What kind of an ukulele was it?
 
How do you get it thru to someone that if they left the ukulele on a sofa and someone sat on it that warranty will not replace it....I dumbfounded that the customer expects a replacement or repair under warranty LOL

Was it a Sears Craftsman 'ukulele?
 
hey Mike,

he probably think he could do it huh? he looked at your 100% feedback and said, "oh, he'll do it, he 100%!". Just send him some duct tape.
 
Eh Mike, try reply in pidgin and see what happens! Nah, bad idea - just might confuse the buggah mo.

That makes it a good idea. If the guy can't understand it, that's his own problem. Heck, I can understand pidgin.
 
How do you get it thru to someone that if they left the ukulele on a sofa and someone sat on it that warranty will not replace it
Explain that the idea is a$$inine.
 
This just goes to show, even if your ukuleles have the best warranty around, you still have to cover your ass. What?
 
I feel sorry for the poor guy. If it happened to me, well - that would be a catA$$trophe.
 
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