Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Good first Impression and then.. Review: I loved this MFC out of the box. Easy install and a great machine to setup and get started much better than similar ones from HP, which needed some assembly etc. It had loads of features and I wondered why more people were not buying these. Then one ink cartridge ran out and i could not print a thing even when i was just doing back and white and had enough black ink. My 7 year old HP inkjet still had that feature. The ink finishes pretty fast too and i cannot get it at circuit city either. PC fax is somewhat non-intuitive to setup. Brother should fix these or take the product off the market..
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Technical glitches, but a terrific novel. Review: Make no mistake, I LOVE Lehane's books (A Drink Before the War is stunning). He writes great detective fiction. However, as a reader wouldn't you be jarred out of your willing suspension of disbelief if an author describes his protagonist driving a car east from Baltimore to Washington, D.C. in ten minutes? (D.C. is southwest of Baltimore, and you'd never make it in ten minutes.) My point: Very basic technical issues are slipping past the editors! Bubba uses a silencer on a .22 caliber revolver - huh? Gas escapes from the gap between the chamber and the barrel, nullifying the silencer's effect. But with a .22 why bother anyway? Another: Patrick using a lead-weighted sap to try to knock someone out? That went out with running boards on autos. Would Patrick really run the high risk of killing someone by choosing such an inappropriate tool? (Dennis - Maybe a pocket stun-gun instead? $40 on eBay!) These kinds of errors detract from this otherwise fine novel.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: THE WRONG BOOK Review: I ordered THE HANDMAID'S TALE, but was sent a book of reviews, questions, etc. about the book, but not the text. The book was from Britain. I wrote Amazon about the mistake, but got no reply. This mistake was unusual, but since I needed the text for a book club review, it was useless. I'm paying for a book I did not order. Mary Wilder
