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Ginchy wrote:
If you read the small print it tells you clearly that orders take 3 days to be processed so you will NEVER get goods from microland despatched immediate! I think they are just a bunch of plonkers but their prices are excellent on a lot of things so you have to decide when you order "ok I`m going to have to wait but I will get the items cheaper" If you can deal with them on that basis it seems to work out ok They are very very clever at excuses though....they can just about cover everything! I dont know about other cc companies but with visa it takes 6 weeks to get your money back and then the seller has another 6 weks in which they can dispute the refund. The only thing visa will give an instant refund for is unauthorised debits! Most of the internet companies are crap...the only good ones I ever came across were SVP for blank discs etc and the 7 day shop....I have used most of the pc retialers and there is not a good one amongst them! I found Tekheads to be very good, & friendly helpful support as well. believe it or not, i recently got some stuff from e-buyer, was hesitant due to their lousy customer services reputation, however a mate of mine uses them a lot, even returning faulty goods & never had a problem so i gave them a go, despite city link losing half my order e-buyer were very helpful & said they would ship out a new hard disk too me if citylink hadnt located my disk in 24 hours. luckily they did, however ebuyer have still offered to credit my account with 6 quid 50 (the P&P on my entire order). |
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"Mike Kay" wrote in message ... believe it or not, i recently got some stuff from e-buyer, was hesitant due to their lousy customer services reputation, however a mate of mine uses them a lot, even returning faulty goods & never had a problem so i gave them a go, despite city link losing half my order e-buyer were very helpful & said they would ship out a new hard disk too me if citylink hadnt located my disk in 24 hours. Seconded. I've bought loads of stuff from ebuyer recently including some things that had to be returned. They were excellent. I guess customer service standards vary over time for all firms. |
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"GB" wrote in message ... "Mike Kay" wrote in message ... believe it or not, i recently got some stuff from e-buyer, was hesitant due to their lousy customer services reputation, however a mate of mine uses them a lot, even returning faulty goods & never had a problem so i gave them a go, despite city link losing half my order e-buyer were very helpful & said they would ship out a new hard disk too me if citylink hadnt located my disk in 24 hours. Seconded. I've bought loads of stuff from ebuyer recently including some things that had to be returned. They were excellent. I guess customer service standards vary over time for all firms. .............and here I requested an RMA for a faulty wireless keyboard/mouse on Thurs 3/6/2004 I received a reply from Ebuyer on Fri 4/6/2004 I posted the item on Sat 5/6/2004 (returned via Royal Mail Standard Parcels) and received a replacement (via City Link) on Tues 8/6/2004!!!!!!!! Is this a record? Martyn |
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Martyn said this...
Is this a record? Nope, a record is a sort of circular vinyl thingy with a hole in the middle. But it is pretty impressive nevertheless. -- º~ dªv¡d ~º |
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In message , Ginchy
writes [snip] Most of the internet companies are crap...the only good ones I ever came across were SVP for blank discs etc and the 7 day shop....I have used most of the pc retialers and there is not a good one amongst them! [Snip] I've used Tekheads a fair bit and they are pretty good. Not the cheapest but they are worth the few quid extra. DigiUK are good as well for monitors, and for complete systems Evesham win hands down. And of course, the excellent Crucial for all your memory needs! -- Marcus Durham |
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On Tue, 15 Jun 2004 15:42:55 +0100, Marcus Durham
wrote: In message , Ginchy writes [snip] Most of the internet companies are crap...the only good ones I ever came across were SVP for blank discs etc and the 7 day shop....I have used most of the pc retialers and there is not a good one amongst them! [Snip] I've used Tekheads a fair bit and they are pretty good. Not the cheapest but they are worth the few quid extra. Good service & very responsive to queries. I was pleasantly surprised last week when I used them for the first time. And of course, the excellent Crucial for all your memory needs! Also excellent service - ordered some memory one afternoon a week or so back and it was with me 7.30am the next day. -- Please use the corrected version of the address below for replies. Replies to the header address will be junked, as will mail from various domains listed at www.scottsonline.org.uk regards. Mike Scott Harlow Essex England.(unet -a-t- scottsonline.org.uk) |
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In message , Mike Scott
k writes [snip] And of course, the excellent Crucial for all your memory needs! Also excellent service - ordered some memory one afternoon a week or so back and it was with me 7.30am the next day. Same performance every time with Crucial. I doubt anyone on here has experienced any difference. -- Marcus Durham |
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My experience is that it is quite hard (and expensive in terms of
national rate phone costs) to reach Microland Technology Support, eg 25 minutes waiting before giving up, despite being at queue position 1 throughout. Previous attempts were 10 minutes at Position 4 and no improvement throughout. Email took from 2 to 7 days to get a reply and a letter to the Managing Director is so far unanswered. This company has some very good products and I hope they are able to address the support side. Nigel |
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