Re: //c clone?

[noone@nowhere.net]

Paul:
First, let me say I agree with your assessment regarding the feasibility
of someone learning about the Laser 128 for the purpose of making money
repairing them.  But...

As a tech, you most likely repair your own stuff so you probably don't
run into these bozos.  Many technicians do a much poorer job of customer
service and rather than explain that it would not be worth the
customer's time & $ to have them attempt a repair, they discourage the
customer from pursuing a repair.

Thankx,
Ed

Paul Grammens wrote:
> The "don't know how to fix" part is partially true.  Someone who is familiar with the IIc would have to start over to work on a Laser 128. Schematics would have to be found, or a sharp tech might be able to puzzle out that particular problem. That all takes time and effort, and skill. That costs money. How much is the customer willing to pay?   ...  So you should make that "don't know how to fix, not worth learning how to fix."