While the bulk of your comment is correct, there are a few points that I feel are worth nitpicking.
The forms do not state that your unit will be replaced with a new or refurbed m100, m105, or m125. They actually state that it will be replaced with a new or refurbished unit of same or higher model (see http://www.taylorsettlement.com/LongNotice-taylor- settlement.pdf Page 3 Line 23). No specifications are given as to what they will actually be replaced with. It's possible that they may actually replace it with a 'shiny new T5', only highly unlikely. I somewhat wonder if they're not going to just take all the palms they receive back, refurb them with new capacitors, and use those to settle the claim.
Additionally, no where does it state that you may only submit one claim per address. What it does state is that you may only make a claim once for each palm, and that each claim must be made on a seperate form. (See link above, Page 4 Lines 2 through 4)
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While the bulk of your comment is correct, there are a few points that I feel are worth nitpicking.
- settlement.pdf Page 3 Line 23). No specifications are given as to what they will actually be replaced with. It's possible that they may actually replace it with a 'shiny new T5', only highly unlikely. I somewhat wonder if they're not going to just take all the palms they receive back, refurb them with new capacitors, and use those to settle the claim.
The forms do not state that your unit will be replaced with a new or refurbed m100, m105, or m125. They actually state that it will be replaced with a new or refurbished unit of same or higher model (see http://www.taylorsettlement.com/LongNotice-taylor
Additionally, no where does it state that you may only submit one claim per address. What it does state is that you may only make a claim once for each palm, and that each claim must be made on a seperate form. (See link above, Page 4 Lines 2 through 4)
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Wow......
I don't know whether I should mod '+1 Funny' or run....