Are you going to replace your new DVD's....?
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acatalina
Cathlete
No, I am not having any issues, and i am sure if i do down the road they will replace them.
Anne
Aka( Storm)
http://www.picturetrail.com/acatalina
Anne
Aka( Storm)
http://www.picturetrail.com/acatalina
:7 No issues so far :7 I am using a Playstation2 and they are made to work with Dual Layered games. My son is going off to college next year and taking it with him. But if there is a problem with them later I will deal with it when it comes. What comes around goes around-if I return something that works just fine because of what "if's"-well most likely the bad karma would come back to me-trip over step and break legs.
I think Cathe is as good to me as she can be-I want to be the same in return.
I think Cathe is as good to me as she can be-I want to be the same in return.
Excuse me, but why would you replace your DVDs (that are apparently working fine) just because you MAY by a new dvd player and they MAY not work? Why not worry about that if it happens?
Debbie
My grandmother started walking five miles a day when she was sixty. She's ninety-seven now, and we don't know where the hell she is.
--Ellen Degeneres
Debbie
My grandmother started walking five miles a day when she was sixty. She's ninety-seven now, and we don't know where the hell she is.
--Ellen Degeneres
peanut1129
Cathlete
All of mine work fine so I definitely will NOT be replacing them.
kathryn
Cathlete
>Excuse me, but why would you replace your DVDs (that are
>apparently working fine) just because you MAY by a new dvd
>player and they MAY not work? Why not worry about that if it
>happens?
Because eventually one will have to buy a new DVD player (they have a limited life span) and if the DVD's have problems in that one (since it's a disc problem that has been found, that's rather likely), the customer would have to pay postage for the replacement, as per SNM's "lifetime guarantee" on DVD's (after the first 90 days).
>apparently working fine) just because you MAY by a new dvd
>player and they MAY not work? Why not worry about that if it
>happens?
Because eventually one will have to buy a new DVD player (they have a limited life span) and if the DVD's have problems in that one (since it's a disc problem that has been found, that's rather likely), the customer would have to pay postage for the replacement, as per SNM's "lifetime guarantee" on DVD's (after the first 90 days).
desertbriez
Banned
yes, because they are claiming they are going to fix the sound issues (where cathe's voice gets lost in the too loud music!)
i have no skipping/freezing issues.... but the way her voice "gets lost" is annoying!
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i have no skipping/freezing issues.... but the way her voice "gets lost" is annoying!
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girlyfiedgirl
Cathlete
>Excuse me, but why would you replace your DVDs (that are
>apparently working fine) just because you MAY by a new dvd
>player and they MAY not work? Why not worry about that if it
>happens?
It would be to both my and SNM's advantage to send them back during a planned recall rather than later. If Telenium is assuming responsibility for the returns, I'd rather do it now while they are paying for it.
>apparently working fine) just because you MAY by a new dvd
>player and they MAY not work? Why not worry about that if it
>happens?
It would be to both my and SNM's advantage to send them back during a planned recall rather than later. If Telenium is assuming responsibility for the returns, I'd rather do it now while they are paying for it.
>It would be to both my and SNM's advantage to send them back
>during a planned recall rather than later. If Telenium is
>assuming responsibility for the returns, I'd rather do it now
>while they are paying for it.
Okay, wait, I to change how I initially responded. What was recalled? I haven't seen anything about that. So if your DVDs are working fine, how are you going to assume they won't work in a new DVD player that you may buy tomorrow or two years from now? Besides, aren't they just replacing ones that have issues? I have not seen a recall. So you want to return them now just for the postage to avoid a "possible" issue? This logic makes no sense to me. This is addressing kathryn's comment as well, but seems like she is talking about the discs already being faulty. Oy. Confusing comments. I just put this here.
Debbie
My grandmother started walking five miles a day when she was sixty. She's ninety-seven now, and we don't know where the hell she is.
--Ellen Degeneres
>during a planned recall rather than later. If Telenium is
>assuming responsibility for the returns, I'd rather do it now
>while they are paying for it.
Okay, wait, I to change how I initially responded. What was recalled? I haven't seen anything about that. So if your DVDs are working fine, how are you going to assume they won't work in a new DVD player that you may buy tomorrow or two years from now? Besides, aren't they just replacing ones that have issues? I have not seen a recall. So you want to return them now just for the postage to avoid a "possible" issue? This logic makes no sense to me. This is addressing kathryn's comment as well, but seems like she is talking about the discs already being faulty. Oy. Confusing comments. I just put this here.
Debbie
My grandmother started walking five miles a day when she was sixty. She's ninety-seven now, and we don't know where the hell she is.
--Ellen Degeneres
maddiesmum
Cathlete
If you have no problems with your DVDs, why on earth are you replacing them? This makes no sense to me. You paid for functioning DVDs and that is what you have. You don't need or merit anything esle. And if they play on your DVD player now, they will presumably also play on the next one you buy also since Cathe DVDs are top notch technologically. I don't understand these attitudes.
Clare
Clare
gogigi
Cathlete
>If you have no problems with your DVDs, why on earth are you
>replacing them? This makes no sense to me. You paid for
>functioning DVDs and that is what you have. You don't need or
>merit anything esle. And if they play on your DVD player now,
>they will presumably also play on the next one you buy also
>since Cathe DVDs are top notch technologically. I don't
>understand these attitudes.
>
>Clare
Clare,
I think people are worried that because people are having issues on one DVD player and maybe not another is that when someone has to buy a new DVD player, the DVD's might not work on it. Also, what is causing some people to have problems is actually working on someone else's DVD player. So, if the person with a working DVD buys another player or trades for another workout, that DVD MAY have problems on another player because what is causing the problems is present on their working disc, it's just not manifesting the problems on their current DVD player. That is what I have gathered from many posters. Again, I'm not worried and do not plan to replace and have faith that Cathe/SNM will honor their lifetime guarantee and replace them if they should give me problems in the future.
Angela
>replacing them? This makes no sense to me. You paid for
>functioning DVDs and that is what you have. You don't need or
>merit anything esle. And if they play on your DVD player now,
>they will presumably also play on the next one you buy also
>since Cathe DVDs are top notch technologically. I don't
>understand these attitudes.
>
>Clare
Clare,
I think people are worried that because people are having issues on one DVD player and maybe not another is that when someone has to buy a new DVD player, the DVD's might not work on it. Also, what is causing some people to have problems is actually working on someone else's DVD player. So, if the person with a working DVD buys another player or trades for another workout, that DVD MAY have problems on another player because what is causing the problems is present on their working disc, it's just not manifesting the problems on their current DVD player. That is what I have gathered from many posters. Again, I'm not worried and do not plan to replace and have faith that Cathe/SNM will honor their lifetime guarantee and replace them if they should give me problems in the future.
Angela
>If you have no problems with your DVDs, why on earth are you
>replacing them? This makes no sense to me. You paid for
>functioning DVDs and that is what you have. You don't need or
>merit anything esle. And if they play on your DVD player now,
>they will presumably also play on the next one you buy also
>since Cathe DVDs are top notch technologically. I don't
>understand these attitudes.
>
>Clare
Mine work on one of my dvd players and not on my other one. One is two months old and the other is a year old. Obviously there is a problem with the dvds that SNM has acknowleged.
I am still deciding whether to get them replaced. I don't want to run into problems in the future and then regret that I didn't get them replaced, when I knew there was a problem.
>replacing them? This makes no sense to me. You paid for
>functioning DVDs and that is what you have. You don't need or
>merit anything esle. And if they play on your DVD player now,
>they will presumably also play on the next one you buy also
>since Cathe DVDs are top notch technologically. I don't
>understand these attitudes.
>
>Clare
Mine work on one of my dvd players and not on my other one. One is two months old and the other is a year old. Obviously there is a problem with the dvds that SNM has acknowleged.
I am still deciding whether to get them replaced. I don't want to run into problems in the future and then regret that I didn't get them replaced, when I knew there was a problem.