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08-17-2011 12:26 AM
I believe that in all Bose Programs, it should be made perfectly clear - perhaps several times so everyone hears it - that the only place a Bose product can be repaired is back at their factory. Example .... I bought a Bose about 1-1/2 years ago, and now when I put a disc in it says "cannot read disc" ..... I tried another and another and still it said the same thing. I contacted Bose and they told me to take it to UPS, have them package it up for me ($$), send it back to Bose ($$), and they would look at it for about $80 some dollars - that is not counting any repairs.
I then tried to find a local place which could check it out and there aren't any .... Bose has a total monopoly on these things.
I am absolutely furious at this .... I do not have the $$ to do all this, I have just recently had a total knee replacement. I will never buy anything Bose again .... and, I am telling everyone I know.
My Bose Wave Radio is now in the closet and I've pulled out "old faithful" .... my 2000 Sony CD/radio, dusted it off, and it still plays like a charm. And I can guarantee you I didn't spend $600+ for it.
abby
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