On October 20th, 2013, I sent this to Craig:
Is it true that you are selling the Pandoras you promised to us?
Ah, but then you've broken so many promises... I am now looking into legal action.
I also included all the information on our order from October 2nd, 2008.
Here is his response:
Hello Margaret,
OP (UK) only has a few units in various states of repair - there would be no guarantee with
them - they are returned units.
Ed promised to fulfil all original orders when he presented a plan and took over production,
at this point all remaining 100% equipment was transferred to him, with a skeleton stock
left here to deal with repairs.
I'm aware his plan has apparently has not worked out, although I was disappointed to see he
did ship all his own (600) orders while shipping us very few units.
I literally cannot even get my hands on a new unit in any way, you have as much chance asking
for one from Ed as I do.
However if you're willing to take a broken unit then I can trawl though our parts and give you
some options.
Let me know,
Craig
Does anyone have any suggestion as to what I can do to procure a unit? There was a problem with American Express and
GP32 Distribution Ltd demanded that we wire them the the money immediately or lose our place in the queue. What a joke! That cost us an additional $40 and five years later still no device. About 6 months previous to the email from Craig, Jackie told me there were 50 orders ahead of us before we would get our Pandora. I have never received any infromation unless I pestered them. I also never received any of the notices that Ed sent out. I replied to his survey, but never heard anything in response to that. My son was starting high school at the time we paid for this, he's now in his second year at University. Any ideas?
Thanks,
Maggie