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Good Day.
Purchase a Garmin ZUMO 660 as a Christmas gift to myself.
Do all the necessary steps to make the unit operational with the latest software.
Test the unit on a short trip only to find that the unit is faulty. The unit keeps changing the route as you travel to the destination.
Thank goodness it was a short local trip and I knew where I was going.
Contacted Garmin - they AGREED that the unit was DEFECTIVE from the factory.
I'm told to return it by Garmin.
I get stuck "paying" the return postage because of "Garmin's policies".
WTF?????
A faulty unit received and I have to pay to send it back?
That cost should be borne by either the manufacturer to the dealer ANYBODY but me.
How can this company operate with these types of policies?
Yep, I had the same b!tch when my 550 crapped out under warranty. Had to pay to ship it to them and to insure it. For some strange reason a lot of people don't see this as a problem and rave about Garmin's customer service. Sorry, great customer service isn't having to send a product back under warranty on your own dime.
I have a TomTom Rider which gave problems - it is an early model. After a bit of chasing over the phone they sent me a return postage packet, so it cost me nothing and has been working OK since. I live in the UK, so don't know if they do same thing in the US.
Good Day.
Purchase a Garmin ZUMO 660 as a Christmas gift to myself.
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A faulty unit received and I have to pay to send it back?
That cost should be borne by either the manufacturer to the dealer ANYBODY but me.
How can this company operate with these types of policies?
Have a GREAT day.
If you spent the same amount of time dealing with Garmin as has been expended posting this all over the forum, your problem would be resolved!
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