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Old October 23rd 04, 10:01 PM
Johannes H Andersen
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Tx2 wrote:
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The whingers should note of course, that no-one is forcing them to use
such a service, nor buy from said supplier. If they can't afford the
£50, i understand companies like "The Computer World" aka Time can
probably accommodate 'budgets' ;-)


If they claim that the £50 is not paid extra for the laptop, but for the
inspection as a different transaction, then there might actually be
a problem: In that case it doesn't really matter who does the inspection;
the company implies that their laptops 'should' have zero missing pixels,
and this is the type of laptops they're selling.
 




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