I bought a DMC Xclef MP3 Player, for $525, with the intent of using it as an offsite backup drive to my PC and on the odd occasion as an MP3 player. After using it only a couple of times over a period of two years, it stopped working. A HDD error.
I contacted DMC and they informed me it would cost me another $166 to get it fixed. Now, the reason I bought it in the first place was because it was a MADE IN USA product, which I thought counted for something. After closer inspection it turn out the thing is made in Korea and has a Toshiba HDD in it, which is working just fine by the way.
My point, these guys are selling products under fraudulent circumstances and it's not worth paying extra for there QUALITY PRODUCT MADE IN THE USA. They also seem to be very well connected to a couple of Christian networks and societies if you could believe the links on there website and are therefore playing the good Christians as a company. I wonder whether Jesus would have approved of there dealings?
Fred
Bellmere
Australia
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