posted Mar-15-2005 “Dear Sir,
You did indeed receive a call from a manager about an hour after you requested to speak with one. Additionally, it is more likely that a manager simply was not available when you originally asked to speak with one, not that our receptionist blatantly refused to connect you to one.
It is to our knowledge that the manager you spoke with contacted UPS and arranged for them to redeliver the package the following day. However, when you made it clear that you needed the part that day, and she then scheduled a courier service and had the power supply to you within a few short hours on 3/10/05.
We apologize for the delay in getting the power supply to you and for any errors that may have occurred.
If you have any additional questions or concerns, please feel free to contact us at cs@hypersonic-pc.com.
Best regards,
Hypersonic Customer Care Staff
”
posted Feb-03-2006 “We apologize for the length of time it took to ship your system. Occasionally, delays do occur in the building and testing of systems. Additionally, whenever systems ship more than slightly beyond our estimated ship date, we always offer upgraded shipping methods to our customers.
We have consistently followed through on our warranty responsibilities to our customers. Customer service and Technical Support take proactive measures when laptops are shipped back to Hypersonic for repairs or upgrades.
In January of last year, the system was shipped back to Hypersonic. Our technicians noticed that there was physical damage. We completely repaired the system for $65. We replaced the speaker grill (which required complete disassembly of the system chassis) and fixed the LCD problem. All repairs were done with all shipping costs covered by Hypersonic. When you needed a new power adapter, the laptop was no longer in warranty. We also provide out-of-warranty service for a fair price and we are happy to provide this service to Hypersonic laptop owners. If you contact customer service or technical support during normal business hours, we would be glad to arrange for your laptop to be repaired.”
"My father ordered the ex7 (an almost $4000 laptop) to arrive on my Birthday on the 16th; it arrived over a month later due to monitor problems in which they had to replace. When the laptop did finally arrive, I opened it and turned it on. There were 4 dead pixels; 3 around the corners and 1 in the middle. I was very dissapointed. The first day I used it, the computer overheated and turned off. I was VERY dissapointed. The next few days I noticed that one of the covers covering the springs for the monitor was loose. I pulled it out and found that there were no screws keeping it in place. The other side was firmly screwed in. Over the next month or more I had continued to get errors and overheating problems which I finally called about. They sent me a new video card (which was a geforce even though I currently had an ATI). I switched to the geforce and found out that it was misaligned with the fan; I still had overheating problems. I decided to live with it. I got a blue screen almost every other day. At the time I played Warcraft III and Guildwars which worked without any problems on my six year old Dell. However, on this laptop they would both extremely lag while making noises like "BRRRRRRBRRRRR" from the speakers. I finally called when my computer would not even load. I decided to use the boot disc to just reinstall everything. The boot disc did not work. By the way; every time I called during main bussiness hours it would transfer me to the afterhours tech support which is a useless organization that I am starting to think is in a little shack in India. Their leading technition spoke to me and explained to me that I need to call the main tech support group and I explained that I had been trying. He said what I needed to do is call them and get a replacement boot disc and that they would ship me and fund me an external floppy disc drive so that I would be able to reinstall my RAID 0 drivers. I then called and after about 2 hours worth of transfers and either hang ups or disconnects (all on hypersonic's fault) I spoke to a representitive who treated me like a moron. He explained to me that I needed to go out and buy a floppy disc drive because it was not in their policy to support me with one. I explained that the man in their after hours tech support said otherwise and this guy said he was mistaken and would straighten things out with him. Yea Right. Well, my boot disc came after a few days and I reinstalled the computer. I continued to get blue screens. I called hypersonic and explained to them that I could not even last five minutes without the blue screen. They took my computer in and "repaired" it. I told them to fix the broken monitor cover, the microphone which did not work, the overheating problem, the error problem, and to see if they could do anything about the dead pixels. When my computer finally came back the only thing that was fixed was the broken cover. They said they had replaced the motherboard; it had not helped a thing. I was still getting blue screens every half an hour and extreme lag. Some time passed and I decided to run a memory test on the system in which I received multiple errors. I called (again it took a few days, the first day I called the ringtone continued and there were no messages; after five minutes I hung up and tried again; same problem. I called the next day and got multiple transfers which took over 45 minutes.) and they sent a replacement. The memory did not help either. I was still getting problems. I decided to send my computer in again more than a month ago. They assured me that they would fix this and get it out to me within a week. After calling after the week, they assured me that it would be sent the next day. I called every other day, at least 20 times and each time the representative told me it would be sent the next day. I called again and spoke to one of the same representatives that I had spoken to at least 5 times; he remembered me and was very empathetic with me. I did not need empathy, I needed the computer. He told me that they were running "major tests" on the system. They told me they had been running tests for a month now. After asking him to replace the system he said that they would not be able to do so. He did tell me they would upgrade the video card. LOL that was the reason I sent it in in the first place. Sadly my father became very upset and decided to call them last monday. He gave them an ultimatem (which they clearly needed considering that they could keep the computer for an unlimited amount of time and have no problems). The representatives guaranteed that it would be shipped by last Friday or they would replace the system upgrading the parts. Friday came and I decided to call. I let the phone idle for about 20 minutes and all I got was a continued ringtone after trying sales, tech support, and customer service. The operator option had not been working for the last 5 times I called. Well I gave up."