Stupid customers, wanting the receiver that doesnt suck. Why cant you understand that we told everyone how dang great it is before we made sure we could make enough to satisfy the demand? Of course, we could hold onto them to satisfy customer demand rather than flood the retail channel with them, but that wouldnt be as profitable.
Of course in this instance once again the problem is that the customer irrationally wants the 'good' product and the solution is to prevent them from getting it and then blaming the customer for wanting it. Finding a way to make more and get them to the customers that want them, making them happy, just isnt something that can be contemplated. Making sure adequate stock was on hand before crowing about it also wasnt an option.
Just take the old sucky receiver like you're supposed to, or go buy one on your own dime and quit yer whining!
Adam Osborne must work for Directv.
This whole situation also ought to eliminate any thoughts that hardly anybody reads about this stuff on the internet and just blindly orders from directv. Obviously if that were true, they wouldnt be inundated with requests for the new receiver.
Of course in this instance once again the problem is that the customer irrationally wants the 'good' product and the solution is to prevent them from getting it and then blaming the customer for wanting it. Finding a way to make more and get them to the customers that want them, making them happy, just isnt something that can be contemplated. Making sure adequate stock was on hand before crowing about it also wasnt an option.
Just take the old sucky receiver like you're supposed to, or go buy one on your own dime and quit yer whining!
Adam Osborne must work for Directv.
This whole situation also ought to eliminate any thoughts that hardly anybody reads about this stuff on the internet and just blindly orders from directv. Obviously if that were true, they wouldnt be inundated with requests for the new receiver.