Re: Comet



Ros Fisk wrote:
> hi, fell for the marketing trick and purchased a PC from Comet.
>
> Once home and fired up it clearly had a hardware fault. I might have
> been in the industry years but that counts for nothing, they have to
> have one of their 16 year old know it alls look at it, who of course
> does not work at weekends.
>
>
> Result I have spent money, have no device and they are refusing to
> even consider a refund at this stage.
>
> Not a particularly pleasent experience, clearly best to avoid them
> when purchasiong PC's, customer service is not something they appear
> interested in

All they probably want to do is confirm there is a fault before
refunding/replacing. As far as they are concerned you could simply have
changed your mind. Wait until Monday and if they still refuse you could
have a word with Trading Standards.


.



Relevant Pages

  • Re: Comet
    ... fell for the marketing trick and purchased a PC from Comet. ... >> Once home and fired up it clearly had a hardware fault. ... >> them when purchasiong PC's, ... A neighbour of mine bought a Dell and it wouldnt boot up at all. ...
    (uk.comp.vendors)
  • Re: Comet
    ... fell for the marketing trick and purchased a PC from Comet. ... > Once home and fired up it clearly had a hardware fault. ... > them when purchasiong PC's, ...
    (uk.comp.vendors)
  • Comet
    ... fell for the marketing trick and purchased a PC from Comet. ... Once home and fired up it clearly had a hardware fault. ... purchasiong PC's, customer service is not something they appear interested ...
    (uk.comp.vendors)