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Q: The battery arrived nicely packed and fairly quickly. There were no instructions of any kind, so I turned off the computer, removed the old one and inserted the new one, plugging in the wall charger. When I tried to re-start the computer, it came on, but the screen would not light up. Then it spontaneously shut itself down -- battery completely out of juice. I then re-started it several times, and each time the same thing happened. Finally, I turned off the laptop again and removed the \"new\" battery. Then I re-inserted the old, half-dead battery and re-started. The computer once again worked without any problem except that the old battery would only take a very partial charge. At that point, I tried to contact Good Time, but got a weekend \"away\" message. I then went ahead and ordered a more expensive, OEM type of battery from a different vendor. Then I wrote back to Good Time asking for a full refund and requesting that they pay for return shipping since it was defective. After a day or so, they wrote back asking for the model # of my computer -- information they already had from the specified battery I had ordered. They then agreed to do the refund if I would send it back, but insisted that I take a photo of the return shipping receipt and e-mail that to them. The whole process was an incredible hassle, especially considering that they had supplied defective merchandise in the first place. (The second, more expensive vendor said that they test each battery before they send it out.) So that's my sad story with Good Time, but at least the second battery I bought from Laptop Battery Express works fine.)
A:
Negative Review