DENON..and D&M Holdings is the worst company ever
That's pretty poor service nonetheless. I've owned nearly all Denon equipment since 1987, and have never had a significant problem (I serviced my 1987 model DCD-1500II CD player myself when the hub clamp wore out...), so I can't speak to service. Plus, that was about three owners ago... With the exception of a junk portable CD player I bought in 1990, every piece of Denon equipment I've bought is still working- no kidding. Much of it is in other people's hands now, but I'm currently the 2nd owner of an AVR-3802 that fills my theater with 7.1 sound just fine.
Good luck on the sale.
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DENON..and D&M Holdings is the worst company ever
I'm quite sure some customers/stockholders of Enron, AIG, and Bernard L. Madoff Investment Securities LLC would beg to differ.
Edited by Kevin. W - 7/10/2009 at 01:48 am GMT
I've ordered stuff through Best Buy online, and as long as I had a statement and a receipt, I never had a problem returning an item to a store, which happened to me twice (camcorder, and an item we recieved as a gift).
The fact that Best Buy wouldn't take it back is insane.. as the selling party, they are your support.. not Denon corporate, really.. if you were to protest and say you were unhappy with it, the seller is Best Buy. If I were you, rather then drive anywhere or anything like that, just tell Best Buy to make it right or you'll protest the credit card charges.
I get it this is your one post, you probably won't post again, and this is your "warning" to all against Buying Denon.. I admit, I've had two Denon units repaired/upgraded.. and turnaround was fast and I was very happy. I'm sorry you've had a bad experience.
I've never had any dealings with DM-holdings, but do see that they are the parent company; I've always just used the Denon direct service..
But that all aside, I'm still really puzzled why Best Buy gave you such grief over a relatively low-budget receiver that they didn't want to turn around. Before this went on any shipping spree to a manufacturer, they really were the ones you should have fought with.
mattCR,
Best Buy didn't tell him they wouldn't take it back, they told him he couldn't ship it back to them, he had to return it in person. Since the Best Buy is 5 hours away, the OP didn't want to drive that far. Why he drove 5 hours in the first place instead of ordering it online is the real question here.


