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ASCII - In article <1097634099.468801.278870@f14g2000cwb.googlegroups.com>,iamwhoiam@gmail.com wrote: I have a letter of complaint that I want to send to GE Appliances regarding a faulty GE dishwasher I purchased. The item is under warantee and GE Repairs has tried three time to fix it, but it still fails. At this point I want them to replace it. Who at GE should would you suggest that I mail this request letter to and what is their address? Thanks, JohnBeen through this with GE a few times in the past over a faultyappliance. I can tell you now, they'll claim that the warranty covers"repairing" the unit, not replacing it.The person you'll want to contact is:Jeffrey R. ImmeltChairman of the Board and CEO, General Electric CompanyPhone: 203.373.2211 (main switchboard)or via snail mail:General Electric Company3135 Easton TurnpikeFairfield, CT 06828-0001I recommend calling initially since it might get things moving fasterto get your concern resolved.What I did is called the number above, asked to be connected to theChairman's office, and actually made it as far as his receptionist /secretary. I can all but guarantee you won't get to speak to him, butI'd love to hear if you do.You'll probably end up leaving a message with his underling. Justexplain to the person that you have one of their products, it's beenfixed under warranty three times, and it's obvious a lemon since itcan't be successfully fixed. Tell this person that you need to speakto the corporate head of customer service is, and if they aren'tavailable, explain that they have one hour to get in touch with you.I know I probably sound like a bit of a prick, but I actually got tothe point where I started barking orders at their employees andsetting limits of how long I would wait to get my 'fridge fixed. If Iwas nice to them, they never called me back. When I started makingdemands, they seemed to be more responsive. The big gun to keep inreserve is the threat of going to the media about their faulty andpossibly dangerous products.Yeah, I'm a mean SOB when it comes to a company jerking me around...:)
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