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MystyrMystyry
06-13-2011, 11:40 AM
From A Disgruntled Customer

(see all my reviews)



Firstly let me say that the reason I give it only one star
is because there's nowhere to give it zero star or minus five stars
which it deserves

It is not an improvement of my previous model and I advise
everyone who is looking for a new model to look elsewhere

This model is faulty

Yes you heard me right - faulty!

When I first turned it on it asked me to respect it, but I'm afraid
this cannot be accomplished as life is not a one way street

If there was a better model available for the low rent I would
purchase that instead - but as it stands the 'low rent landlord'
is all that is available in this range so I must endure its
eccentric idiosyncrasies - this is not the words I would like to use

Not the words at all but I think the words will be deleted

Ironically it actually thinks that it is good landlord

Hah!

Other aspects of the design I dislike are there is no way to install
better edition of the software bundle - this would bring it up from
beta version 0.90 to functioning 21st Century landlord 2.011

As it is I cannot recommend this product

There is a no latch for battery, which is also not in its favour
because it is very slooooooooow landlord and I think if it could be
recharged or in some manner replaced this would be of benefit

Big mistake manufacturer!

I will not be buying this product again

It occurs to me that if there was a slot for new memory card it would
perhaps be improvement - no slot! I've looked all over but nowhere!

What were they thinking not to include this important feature!

I think I will be sending it back to factory

Furthermore when you turn it on it gives out loud banging sounds and sometimes loud machine noisess like someone is hammering and sawing
next to a microphone plugged into a very big amplifier - annoying!

Usually that is the first thing I hear when I wake up because that is
what is waking me up! The manual does not mention it will move in!

When I send it back I will not be asking for replacement

Very disappointing product! Do not purchase!

I will add that it cannot drive. The front fence has been smashed
six times in just the past month - still the opening is not wide enough
because it did it twice today - once on its way in and again on its
way out - and then it grumbles loudly to itself and blames the fence!

But it was not the fence's fault!

I will not be buying another product from this manufacturer again

I will be also telling all my friends to avoid this product - it is very cheap
product. Very nasty!

everyadventure
06-13-2011, 11:46 AM
Ha! Perhaps you just need to look a little harder for that slot... then again, you might not like what you find. Giggle.

MystyrMystyry
06-13-2011, 11:50 AM
No slot. I will be sending back to manufacturer. Do not purchase!

Jack of Hearts
06-13-2011, 02:12 PM
You've literally objectified him. Half a smirk for you- terribly interesting idea but a bit weak in execution.





J

Hawkman
06-13-2011, 02:42 PM
One can't help wondering if he's trying to get you to move out!

MystyrMystyry
06-13-2011, 06:46 PM
When I opened box I think my unit could not have been original, but phoney counterfeit and then I think if it is it should be banned and banished

I think not only has this been counterfeited personality but that this is used landlord

Jack of Hearts
06-14-2011, 03:39 AM
... this is used landlord.

Cracked up here.

Un-washed tableware, underpants, landlord... clearly if it's been previously used it must be sent back.






J

Jack of Hearts
07-24-2012, 02:27 AM
You've literally objectified him. Half a smirk for you- terribly interesting idea but a bit weak in execution.





J

It's funny to read this now. This poem stuck with this reader for a long time, so clearly this feedback from last year is off the mark. This one is funny, MM. Hopefully you'll understand and forgive such a terrible initial assessment (we grow in writing, we grow in crit/feedback too).






J

AuntShecky
07-25-2012, 04:27 PM
Well, expert advice always includes the suggestion "Write about what stirs your passions," and we can clearly see that the landlord evokes your wrath to a passionate degree!

What's really, really clever about this one is that it's not a (ahem) "gripe" session, but a parody of a well-known form: a product review. If you get time, do an Internet search of the humorous piece, "Coyote v. Acme" by Ian Frazier. It's a classic, and this one is in the same vein.

MystyrMystyry
08-07-2012, 07:47 PM
Thanks JackoH :)

MystyrMystyry
08-07-2012, 07:53 PM
Thanks Aunty :)

Yes, it is a parody of a style not intended to be poetic. But in a strange way, like JackoH mentioned, those frustrated/angry/disappointed 'semi-broken English' reviews stick, and there's a ton of them spread across the net

I followed your link. Quite funny stuff - yet to explore the author's other pieces

firefangled
08-07-2012, 11:01 PM
There is always a reviewer like me who too late read your review and purchased said landlord still full of bugs for which subsequent service packs were never sufficient to justify the cost.

Very funny bit.

MystyrMystyry
08-09-2012, 02:15 PM
Yep, you gotta watch those Friday lemons.

This one's so crazy it abuses and accuses because it can't find its drill, therefore I must've stolen it. Then once it realises it's been in the car all the while at first it can't work out how I put it there, and refuses to apologise, drives off looking at me suspiciously - all the way to the corner. Goes around the block and then back up the driveway, Jumps out of the car and asks if I've seen its drill.

I mean a drill - someone that bent should need to have a license to own one, let alone operate one, a license that wouldn't be issued because it should be in a nursing home, not driving around the block driving everyone else around the block :D