cmchen wrote:I remember times when lacklustre quality resulted in apologies, now it seems that it results in gaslighting. Fingers crossed that the replacement really is made the way it should be. And that it's not going to cost me more time (i.e. money) to sort out.
If you bring the term gaslighting into play here, I wonder if you are even aware of what is meant by it. According to Google: "Gaslighting in psychology is a form of psychological violence or abuse, with which victims are deliberately disoriented, manipulated and deeply unsettled and their reality and self-awareness is gradually deformed or destroyed."
Well, I hope there is still enough self-confidence left for a possible goodwill settlement, if needed
BTW, this is a user forum and everybody tries the best to help others. But there are always other views on something possible like in every user forum. All people in this thread so far are RME customers like you. If you expect goodwill from seller or excuses, then the public is maybe not the best platform for this. More important is IMHO that you get a solution.
I am pretty sure, that nobody intended to anger you in any way. This is one of the tradeoffs of industrial manufacturing, to reach 100% perfectness prices would explode. From the quite high resale prices on used market you can deduce, that RME products are usually of high quality. Align with your seller and all will be good.
Have a good evening and good luck with it.
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