Crappy CPAP Machine and Lousy service

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Re: Crappy CPAP Machine and Lousy service

Post by ids » Fri Oct 16, 2015 10:24 am

As long as others know about this device from Taiwan - and it will fail - that's good enough
If I can save someone else out of $200.00, it will be worth it

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ids wrote:I've answered a number of times already
--- unfortunately, comprehension is lost on you
49er wrote:"""I don't think he wants any help just wants complain. If he/she did they would go back & read what they posted in the beginning instead of being a butt about it. :roll """

That is pretty obvious, especially when I have asked him three times if he has tried to contact the Goodmans and he refuses to answer the question. Instead, he keeps arguing with everyone else who has posted on this thread and has engaged in name calling.

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ids -- you're just mean. I watched this thread with amusement, for a while, but now I feel compelled to stick in my 2 cents.

The problem is NOT the reading comprehension of the people here, but of your writing ability. Instead of reading what they are asking you, you just get mad, nasty and irate. It wasn't until one of your last posts that you actually answered the question as to what was wrong with the machine -- it wouldn't turn on. People asked you over and over again and you NEVER responded until that post.

This is the problem with people today -- refusing to look at their own behavior to see if that might be the problem. Too busy being a jerk and blaming everyone else. And ids -- you are a jerk.

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Re: Crappy CPAP Machine and Lousy service

Post by ids » Fri Oct 16, 2015 10:27 am

Dude..
"You say you don't use a humidifier and state that it is because of "water damage:

your brain damaged - yes, that is exactly what I am saying----- it was broke due to water damage (I was told) and Correct --- I DO NOT use a humidifier - so you tell me Sherlock - how does that work --unless I was lied too

Hopefully, you will never be screwed over - but since you can't seem to read, I am sure you will...




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ids wrote:"Could be you don't know how these machines are supposed to work and are blaming YOUR misunderstanding on them."

Actually what part of water damage don't you understand - and without using a humidifier how does a CPAP actually get water damage

Maybe you should read as well


Its a crappy cpap, it will fail and anyone who buys this unit will get absolutely no help from the vendor or CPAP -
What the HELL was "wrong" with it???
You say you don't use a humidifier and state that it is because of "water damage". WHAT didn't work as you perceived it should that it would need to be returned.

You can't friggin' read OR type...... Your posts make no sense and are missing lots of information.
Your communication skills are pathetic and that may be why you're having so much trouble with your machine, understanding what doesn't work the way you interpret that it should or working with the supplier to get the problem resolved.

And, as I said before........this is between YOU and whoever you bought it from. NOT this forum!


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Re: Crappy CPAP Machine and Lousy service

Post by Madalot » Fri Oct 16, 2015 10:36 am

ids wrote:As long as others know about this device from Taiwan - and it will fail - that's good enough
If I can save someone else out of $200.00, it will be worth it
LOL -- that's NOT what you have accomplished, not by a long shot. Nobody following, reading or responding in this thread believes for one second that all those machines are faulty. You have failed miserably in that endeavor. All you HAVE accomplished is convincing people that you are a jerk. If that was your goal, mission accomplished.

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Re: Crappy CPAP Machine and Lousy service

Post by ids » Fri Oct 16, 2015 2:15 pm

Its so odd you feel the need to write something, you could have simply ignored the post - but I guess replying makes your life better - make sure to post appropriately - "all those machines are faulty" - I said 2, but then again, reading is sometimes important

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ids wrote:As long as others know about this device from Taiwan - and it will fail - that's good enough
If I can save someone else out of $200.00, it will be worth it
LOL -- that's NOT what you have accomplished, not by a long shot. Nobody following, reading or responding in this thread believes for one second that all those machines are faulty. You have failed miserably in that endeavor. All you HAVE accomplished is convincing people that you are a jerk. If that was your goal, mission accomplished.

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Re: Crappy CPAP Machine and Lousy service

Post by Madalot » Fri Oct 16, 2015 2:49 pm

I could point out that by your own words, you are posting to warn everyone about these machines which indicates you feel ALL of these machines are faulty, not just the two you have had. It's called reading the intent of the writing. I'm obviously a better reader and writer than you but you're too arrogant to see it.

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Re: Crappy CPAP Machine and Lousy service

Post by mommydear » Fri Oct 16, 2015 6:57 pm

Madalot wrote:I could point out that by your own words, you are posting to warn everyone about these machines which indicates you feel ALL of these machines are faulty, not just the two you have had. It's called reading the intent of the writing. I'm obviously a better reader and writer than you but you're too arrogant to see it.
See now there you go typing logic to the illogical. Arrogant people can never figure out that they're the broken cog in the wheel

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Re: Crappy CPAP Machine and Lousy service

Post by chunkyfrog » Fri Oct 16, 2015 7:00 pm

Drunks are also impossible to reason with.
What's up with that?

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Re: Crappy CPAP Machine and Lousy service

Post by Madalot » Fri Oct 16, 2015 7:39 pm

mommydear wrote:
Madalot wrote:I could point out that by your own words, you are posting to warn everyone about these machines which indicates you feel ALL of these machines are faulty, not just the two you have had. It's called reading the intent of the writing. I'm obviously a better reader and writer than you but you're too arrogant to see it.
See now there you go typing logic to the illogical. Arrogant people can never figure out that they're the broken cog in the wheel
Yep. I have this serious delusion that they will see the logic. I should know by now they either can't or won't. Either way, they don't.

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Re: Crappy CPAP Machine and Lousy service

Post by chunkyfrog » Fri Oct 16, 2015 9:24 pm

Cheap stuff is made for cheap people who don't believe they are worth the good stuff.
Sad to have so little value for your own health.

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Re: Crappy CPAP Machine and Lousy service

Post by zoocrewphoto » Sat Oct 17, 2015 12:10 am

Anybody who comes here before buying a machine will get the standard good advice that we give. Buy a machine with FULL DATA. This machine has no data at all, not even compliance. It is not a machine that anybody here would ever recommend. Anybody wanting to spend only $200 on a machine would be advised to buy a used machine.

So, IDS, no worries. Nobody here would ever recommend that machine. I had never even heard of it until your post.

As far as reading comprehension, we can only read what is posted. We cannot guess about the information you failed to include. Had your first post stated that the machine did not turn on, it would have helped a lot. We could have helped you to trouble shoot the problem.

As it is, you are barely telling us anything. We have had to assume that you are referring to cpap.com even though you have never actually stated it. You just refer to the company as cpap, and there are other cpap sellers with cpap as part of the name.

It also seems that your communication with the vendor isn't any better than with us. You should have documented who you talked to, what was discussed, and followed up with a letter. You could have proven your case that you did not use a humidifier.

When they told you that water damage is not covered, that is pretty standard. People pull their machines off the night stand all the time. Since they know that people frequently damage their machines this way, it is only fair that they let you know before you waste time and money sending in a machine if you know you dumped water in. I am NOT saying that YOU did this. I am telling you that water damage is a common problem due to people flipping their machines. They were being responsible in telling you in advance. Now, since you know that isn't the real problem, you need to follow up with whoever was in charge of determining the problem. You also need to find the serial number of the first machine you had.

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Re: Crappy CPAP Machine and Lousy service

Post by ids » Sat Oct 17, 2015 10:29 am

chunkyfrog wrote:Cheap stuff is made for cheap people who don't believe they are worth the good stuff.
Sad to have so little value for your own health.
Cheap stuff is made for cheap people ------- or poor people.....

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Re: Crappy CPAP Machine and Lousy service

Post by grayghost4 » Sat Oct 17, 2015 10:44 am

Just another of the many Trolls posting on here

And this one is not even brave enough to register!
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Re: Crappy CPAP Machine and Lousy service

Post by ids » Sat Oct 17, 2015 10:46 am

Like that post
grayghost4 wrote:Just another of the many Trolls posting on here

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Re: Crappy CPAP Machine and Lousy service

Post by Goofproof » Sat Oct 17, 2015 12:14 pm

ids wrote:Like that post
grayghost4 wrote:Just another of the many Trolls posting on here
Unlike your CPAP machine, your off switch isn't working, I suggest we all pull the plug on him, I have! Jim

Enough time wasted here.
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Re: Crappy CPAP Machine and Lousy service

Post by Goofproof » Sat Oct 17, 2015 12:20 pm

ids wrote:
chunkyfrog wrote:Cheap stuff is made for cheap people who don't believe they are worth the good stuff.
Sad to have so little value for your own health.
Cheap stuff is made for cheap people ------- or poor people.....
Not so! Poor people get their stuff from working people's money, paid for by taxation, (Socialism). And it isn't cheap! Jim
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