Xyler
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Swearing is not the answer. I do think however that they should have replaced the part.
you have to look at it from their side, if some oke bought a something from you, and then demanded a refund a few weeks later cause it has problems, you test it, can't find anything, someone else tests it and can't find anything, do you take the customers word for it ?
if so businesses will be closing down left right and centre. hell i would upgrade my PC every month if i could do this, just claim its broken, ask for credit, and buy new parts.
Sorry but in the interests of keeping a customer happy, and I do not think he is being unreasonable, replace the bloody thing.
you are kidding right? Its a bloody electronic piece of euqipment. Very different to a CD.Ok so you have a CD store. I buy a CD from you. I come back saying it does not work. You put it into your CD player and it works fine. I demand a refund as I say it does not work in my CD player. What are you going to say?
Good logic.
you are kidding right? Its a bloody electronic piece of euqipment. Very different to a CD.
Excellent logic indeed
you are kidding right? Its a bloody electronic piece of euqipment. Very different to a CD.
Excellent logic indeed
I think the idea is that an item is claimed to be faulty but the issue seems to be unverifiable after testing. I'm wondering if the specific setup might not have a hand in this
Are you running the machine via a UPS? If not - why not?
Ask for a written report from the supplier.... thats a start.
I've been lied to before by Graeme, and its one of the reasons I won't touch their store....