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The following message was sent to Hewlett Packard about one of their new printers. Read the letters then look at the video
READ THE MESSAGE BELOW TO THE GEEK SQUAD AND THEIR ANSWER BEFORE LOOKING AT THE VIDEO!
Dear Geek Squad
I recently purchased an HP printer and when I stay in the room when
it's printing it works perfectly. However, nearly every time I leave the
room while a print job is in progress and come back a bit later, I find all
the papers come out wrinkled, sometimes even shredded, with blurred ink.
If I re-start the print job and baby sit it there are no problems.
You can imagine that this has been very frustrating and I would appreciate
one of your technicians coming out to fix whatever the problem is.
Thank you
Dave Larson
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Dave
Thank you for contacting the Geek Squad. As you know, one of our top
technicians was dispatched to investigate your printer problem. His
initial findings mirrored your experience so he set up a hidden camera to
document what was causing the paper disruption.
Please review the attached video, and thanks again for your business,
and for the laughs we all had upon discovering the source of your
problem.
The Geek squad
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If you need a Gmail/Google account, email me at [email protected] and I'll send you an invitation.-zridling (January 23, 2009, 06:22 AM)
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Corel has a plug-in for Photoshop called Knockout that specializes in this. http://www.corel.com...5061771#tabview=tab0
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