LCD monitor

[Xen]

Ralf Mardorf schreef op 30-07-2017 12:36:
> On Sun, 30 Jul 2017 11:11:43 +0200, Xen wrote:
>> That's fine but generally where I live you can return any object
>> purchased on the internet within a 8-14 day period.
> 
> Yes, since we are neighbours, I could do the same ;). However, the dead
> pixel is in the fbpanel's taskbar on top. If I would purchase another,
> perhaps more expensive class 1 monitor, with an allowed dead pixel in
> the middle, it would be more frustrating.

I guess but that's why I myself made a deal for no extra money with the 
dealer that I could return it.

Other than that you sound unhappy with the device itself as well, so why 
not risk getting a better product instead of sticking to this one while 
you can?

Seems you already fall into the trap of excusing yourself too much with 
staying with where you are ;-).

I know I should have responded to your last (2) messages, you were 
already sinking into a kind of depressive "Oh well, it's the way it is" 
feeling ;-).

Yes you could get another defective one.

In my history of using computers, and I haven't used that many different 
monitors of course...

I have NEVER used one with a defective pixel.

I don't remember ALL of the flatpanels at university (this is a long 
time ago) ever having a dead pixel. My older 37" TV didn't have a dead 
pixel, this one (22") doesn't have a dead pixel. The 19" doesn't have a 
dead pixel.

Yours is BLACK; you say it is hidden; fine, but you are excusing 
yourself ;-).

Well too late for that I guess, you're already in it now.

That is what depression is my friend ;-). Giving up and then imagining 
all kinds of excuses and doom scenario's if you go for what you want 
;-).

You're now stuck to a support request as you say which means that if you 
stick to it will be weeks before you can make any choice, and then 
you're too late to return anything.

Gotta work the metal when it is hot.

> Tomorrow I
> already send another return delivery to the dealer where I bought the
> LG.

So you're basically saying "I can't burden this poor dealer any more" 
;-).

I thought it was about you you know :p.

Not sentimental feelings on behalf of this dealer ;-).

Well, whatever. Good luck next time :p.

And good luck with it now, I guess :p.

Regards.