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Unless you can directly to distribution like Mustek or RectronDown my side too, just as the keyboard I purchased from them last year packed up.
Guess I am SOL with regards to a warranty claim?![]()
Eh, I got it fixed.Unless you can directly to distribution like Mustek or Rectron
Aha dopeEh, I got it fixed.
It turns out the keyboard I has is known to flake out but holding ESC + ~ while turning it on resets it![]()
and that's how they succeeded in swindling so many, past experiences that went okay gave them an air of legitimacy which they used against unsuspecting customers.I bought a couple of things from them over the years. Never had an issue
The Consumer Goods and Services Ombud (CGSO) has warned consumers to exercise caution when transacting with PC Link Computers following a substantial increase in consumer complaints.
It's not exactly possible to do so anymore.
To do what, knock on the door of an empty house?Why didn't they go to their operations in Peck Ave in Roodepoort? First and last time I got something from them I collected it from that house.
The money was probably transferred to another bank or multiple banks and then withdrawn or converted into any one of a hundred Crypto assets.Why in this day and age, where Google can tell you what time of day you're most likely to take a dump, is it so hard to reverse a payment. There's a database table. It has a to, a from, and an amount, along with the date.
All that should be required is proof that you never got the thing you paid for (e.g. show your bank that the site has vanished off the face of the planet and you have sent 10 support emails without a response). Then the bank should take the money back.
They should make the bank holding the stolen money responsible for it. No hope for the police - giving them the power to help would encourage more fraud.
My gut would be that they're not some criminal masterminds exiting with millions - more likely they couldn't sustain their business as they had been operating at very thin margins for quite sometime. I might be wrong but regardless of why it happened this behaviour is inexcusable and frankly criminal.The money was probably transferred to another bank or multiple banks and then withdrawn or converted into any one of a hundred Crypto assets.
They appear to have planned it for some time looking at how far back the complaints go, so I doubt they were lazy in their exit strategy, I very much doubt they just transferred their cash to a second bank and called it day, those funds are long gone and probably anyone who could be held responsible has had plenty of time to make a run for it.