Tablet maker Pandigital no longer offering warranty replacements, reminds us it’s now out of business
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To be completely fair, Pandigital officially called it quits back in July of this year, when it handed the remaining of its assets to a liquidator in order to comply with the don’t-call-it-a-bankruptcy process. Now, however, the creator of that 7-inch Novel slate has been contacting former customers — that are experiencing tablet woes — to let them know it will no longer be able to offer such customer service, noting that “due to this liquidation process any further requests for warranty replacements cannot be honored.” Given its earlier filing with the Credit Management Association, the notice doesn’t exactly strike us a surprise, but it does tell us not to expect the Supernova maker to splash a comeback any time soon. You’ll find the original email sent to troubled customers right after the break.
Due to this liquidation process any further requests for warranty replacements cannot be honored.
Please be advised that Pandigital, Inc (the ‘Company’), executed a General Assignment for the benefit of its creditors in favor of Credit Management Association on July 13, 2012 (the ‘General Assignment’). A general assignment is a common law means of concluding the affairs of an insolvent debtor as an alternative to the Chapter 7 bankruptcy process. Pandigital is currently in the process of liquidation by the Assignee.
You are receiving this email as you have recently been shipped a warranty replacement for a Pandigital product.
Filed under: Tablets
Via: Android Central
Source: The Digital Reader
The tablet market is certainly an interesting one, especially when you consider how there are so many players in it right now, especially those who are part of the Android ecosystem. We do have high end models that branch off to mid-range as well as entry level devices, and one can safely say that Pandigital certainly resides somewhere at the bottom of the food chain where tablets and eReaders are concerned. Well, recently, we have seen Pandigital devices make their way onto eBay as well as at other stores with prices that were set to sell under the “impulse purchase” segment – in fact, new and refurbished eReaders were going for less than $50, while there were tablets that retailed for under $70.