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lacroupade
22-12-2010, 16:30
Give us your tales of woe!
Bought a fan heater for the shop three weeks ago from a local electrical retailer - last week it went bang in a shower of sparks after only being used 9-5 four days a week for just over a fortnight.
Took it back today and the woman said, with a perfectly straight face, "you've been leaving it on all the time haven't you!".:eek:
No you stupid sh1t-fer-brains cow, I thought I'd open the back door and let the snow and arctic wind in and use your scabby heater as a fecking doorstop...
FFS what are these people on??????:doh:doh:doh:doh
you have a right of exchange upto 28 days
regards paulp
Peasgood
22-12-2010, 16:33
Cracked glaze on a teapot.
"Have you put anything hot in it?"
Deleted account DD
22-12-2010, 16:39
you have a right of exchange upto 28 days
regards paulp
irrespective of that its not fit for purpose, defective and has not lasted for a reasonable amount of time!
lacroupade
22-12-2010, 16:40
irrespective of that its not fit for purpose, defective and has not lasted for a reasonable amount of time!
Funny thats just what my wife says about me?:(
(RIP) PLANK
22-12-2010, 16:53
Cracked glaze on a teapot.
"Have you put anything hot in it?"
funny but i had that same problem, and same response!
Martin60
22-12-2010, 18:58
Took a dead Henry vacume back to shitfix. Lasted 3 weeks.
Prat behind counter said that it cant be claimed under warranty 'coz it looks as its been used to clean up brick dust and that it was designed for domestic use only.
He got totally confused when told that most domestic houses are built with bricks and blocks, and when drilling wall its bound to produce brick dust..:doh
the problem with heaters like the fan units they are not meant to left on all day
our old one said in the manual only use for a maximum of 4hrs and if fitted use the thermostat so it is not constantly running
i took a defective sd card back today at tesco's tried it and said yes it is dud and gave me a new one + my money back :thumbs
I bought a kettle from Tesco, I took it back when the lid failed to open.
It was 9 months old. They gave me a replacement no questions, then they told me the guarantee starts again and is now 12 months from the date of the replacement. :thumbs :thumbs
Remind me why the high street shops are closing, and Tesco are opening more shops.:nenau:nenau
We need to remind these small shops where they will be heading if they can't give normal customer service. :eek:
They probably know any way....:doh
Thomas-the-Terrano2
22-12-2010, 20:11
probably say been used in commercial setting, and sold as a domestic heater.
have to agree the supermarkets have less policies, probably realise that you
put say £50 a week or more of grocery shopping thru their tills every week,
and dont want a big argument at service counter which is usually in shop
door way and would put off loads of other shoppers....
(RIP) PLANK
22-12-2010, 20:13
probably say been used in commercial setting, and sold as a domestic heater.
have to agree the supermarkets have less policies, probably realise that you
put say £50 a week or more of grocery shopping thru their tills every week,
and dont want a big argument at service counter which is usually in shop
door way and would put off loads of other shoppers....
£50 a week? :eek:
I'll swap shopping bills with you any day mate! :thumbs
Thomas-the-Terrano2
22-12-2010, 20:20
ok, point was thats 2500 per year versus some poxy kettle or heater they paid pence
for.
where us elecycrap r us will pay lot more for item and see you couple of times a year,
maybe?
Deleted account DD
22-12-2010, 20:21
Funny thats just what my wife says about me?:(
so like the heater does she have you turned on all day :confused::augie
Terranical
22-12-2010, 21:14
Give us your tales of woe!
Bought a fan heater for the shop three weeks ago from a local electrical retailer - last week it went bang in a shower of sparks after only being used 9-5 four days a week for just over a fortnight.
Took it back today and the woman said, with a perfectly straight face, "you've been leaving it on all the time haven't you!".:eek:
No you stupid sh1t-fer-brains cow, I thought I'd open the back door and let the snow and arctic wind in and use your scabby heater as a fecking doorstop...
FFS what are these people on??????:doh:doh:doh:doh
Bought a new laptop battery online, felt it was going flat quicker than it should (about an hour instead of two hours). Company said " We'll send you another, keep the other one as a spare with our compliments". Arrived next day by Special Delivery, and it lasts about 2.25 hours. Nice!
lacroupade
23-12-2010, 12:51
so like the heater does she have you turned on all day :confused::augie
at my age? are you joking?:lol
Wife took a pair of shoes back to a shoe shop once,and was told she must have been wearing them while walking:doh
I bought an electric shower, a Triton I think, from Argos some years ago, which had packed up after a couple of weeks of normal use.
When I took it back I had a major problem with a snotty supervisor, who argued that because I had lost the receipt, how could she know that I bought it from them. This went on for about 30 minutes, when as I was looking through their catalogue , as she went off to get someone more senior, I noticed that the model I was trying to return was exclusive to Argos.
Got my money back, but really felt poorly treated.
Suffice to say I try my best not to go there anymore. They are a spent force now with the advent of online shopping anyhow!
Other stores I have had real problems with were Comet and Toys R Us.
Alan
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