My Response to B & O below:
Dear XXXXXX
Thank you for your response and may I take this opportunity to wish you a Happy New Year.
I must say I'm a little disappointed by your response or the response the CEO requested you send. If I may summarise your response, I believe you are making three key points:
1. That you acknowledge there have been a range of software difficulties for the company and in particular the Moment.
2. That largely all the problems have been resolved for customers (in your view).
3. That you regret any inconvenience I have experienced.
While I appreciate someone actually replying, you have not at all given me anyway forward, you have not provided any solutions as to how my present difficulties may be resolved or in what timeframe.
Let me give you the benefit of the doubt, that Bang and Olufsen actually are interested in assisting, by summarising my immediate key issues, so you may address them:
1. Will someone be able to advise how to fix the mood wheel as presently only the inner ring displays?
2. Will there be a software fix for the artwork issues I have?
3 Will someone be able to advise how to fix the wooden side of the moment so that it consistently turns music on?
4. For how long will there be ‘software updates’ for the Moment so I can determine whether to return it and persist.
As a final note, and courtesy, I’d like to think this time the CEO or someone more senior actually does see my correspondence given the time I've taken to provide feedback as well the hours upon hours I spend trying to get my products to work (unsuccessfully). I look forward to a far more helpful response than your last.
Kind Regards and Very best wishes