Guest navygino Posted August 11, 2010 Report Posted August 11, 2010 (edited) As soon as your device has a bad brick, you will know. And hope you folks learn it soon but not me. Edited August 11, 2010 by navygino
Guest Quipeace Posted August 11, 2010 Report Posted August 11, 2010 I really understand what Benham is explaining. I have the same problem. People don't understand that we have a real life and can't imagine the time spent on analyzing and helping. Even at night, your are still thinking and wondering what tool you will try to fix the user issue. When finally you fix, your are tired and have spent a lot of time. Maybe you could explain a little donation for the effort but be honest, people nearly never give nothing and just disappear. On your side you have spent time, even if you have a job and family. You have taken the risk loose all that just to be proud to have helped somebody. That is a really hard price to pay but you keep going on. Sometimes you reach the limits. So I understand this reaction. Unbricking must be done in live to be efficient. You take decisions depending on the phone reaction. Each case is a unique one. I will never refuse to help anybody cause of my convictions but you must know what this involves. Asking for money is the best way Benham has found to protect himself. Exactly, I know what you mean. +1.
Guest nameless' Posted August 11, 2010 Report Posted August 11, 2010 Considering that many of you disagree and because I respect the "majority" of this forum and this thread, I've chosen to drop the offer and remove all tools and instructions from my server, so I can't help any out anymore. This is the best way to go. Regards, B Too bad that you listened to few hungry people :/ If they are unhappy, they just send their phone to Acer, that's it. I even can't undestand why people (who mostly did nothing for the "community") start making judgment like some ones... :D
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