Back in the late 1980's or early 1990's, I went to literally a mom and pop store to buy a new scanner. This place came very highly recommended and had been around forever as being the end all and be all for anything scanners. So I tell them which scanner I was interested in and they acted like it was their first day of kindergarten as never hearing of that model "We don't know we don't know." Fortunately, I found another local place that to me was scanner Heaven with the owner being the kind of guy who was happy to talk to you all day about scanners. I bought a couple more from him until he closed up in about the mid 1990's. The internet has been a Godsend to me in regards to scanners. Once you find a good place, it's best to stick with them. If not, there are many others out there. Yes dealing with customer service these days can be like pushing a brick wall with many incompetent people then add to that people who don't or refuse to speak English especially over the phone.
That's why I have absolutely no regrets about completely cutting the TV cord last year. Paying a ton of money only to have equipment not working properly and only getting jerked around isn't worth it. I only watch my growing DVD collection now along with YOUTUBE video's. Much more wide and segmented choices that way and no high fees either.
That's why I have absolutely no regrets about completely cutting the TV cord last year. Paying a ton of money only to have equipment not working properly and only getting jerked around isn't worth it. I only watch my growing DVD collection now along with YOUTUBE video's. Much more wide and segmented choices that way and no high fees either.
