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> and promptly moved to a country with a lesser species of human, if we were to use framework's logic, I assume I feel you. I’ve been in your shoes, and I use
by Hackbraten 2y ago
> and promptly moved to a country with a lesser species of human, if we were to use framework's logic, I assume
I feel you.
I’ve been in your shoes, and I used to hold a similar grudge. But what I’ve realized lately is that selling products to foreign countries is a massively complex mess of tasks due to local laws and policies, which can be ridiculously counterintuitive. Vendors need time and money to learn all the pitfalls for each individual country and to figure out how to manage the remaining risk properly.
If Framework knew how to ship you a product without risking violating local regulations left and right, they would likely be happy to do so.
- mananaysiempre 2y agoThe ultimate conclusion is still that, if you need to remain in non-approved countries for prolonged amounts of time, a Framework will be more difficult and expensive to repair for you than a laptop from one of the mainstream vendors, not less. Moreover, Framework will actively work to ensure you can’t repair it by banning dropshippers. So that needs to be part of the calculation.