rhd
0
- Joined
- Dec 7, 2010
- Messages
- 8,469
- Points
- 0
Or they are trying to cover their asses from the disputes. my credit card companies require an "expert evaluation" letter that requires the published specs be disputed by an expert that sells a similar product. with no specs its hard to referenece anything. only thin we have is the power output and "certified" in the title. if the laser was say ok with power but say not in TEM00 you wouldnt be able to prove it was supposed be. the "expert" could not reference this spec and youd have no letter. a weaker case for when it gets reviewed.
Based in their poor customer support i would wager its more a sly ass saving manouveur than a nice thing to do nice people.
Seriously? Your CC company requires that you dispute the specs with an expert?
I understand the reasoning behind requiring this, but it seems fairly onerous. If I bought a 500mhz laptop, and the one they shipped was only capable of 300mhz, I would seriously need to get an expert to dispute their specs?
Or is that different because mhz can be directly indicated, whereas power needs to be measured?