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Which companies offer good telephone support?
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I'm looking to buy a basic PC just for internet, e-mail and word processing. Since it is not for myself, but for somebody with a limited knowledge of computers I want to buy from a company that offers very good support preferably over the phone. I've seen a couple of companies but they seem to either do all their support over the internet or charge £1/min. for telephone support. Which companies should I turn to? |
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On Tue, 17 Aug 2004 21:57:46 GMT, "Philip"
wrote: Which companies should I turn to? Evesham. Phone support is local rate and email response is quite respectable. I have bought all my PCs from them and probably will again. I say 'probably' as it is highly likely that I will build my next one. Cheers, Guy ** Stress - the condition brought about by having to ** resist the temptation to beat the living daylights ** out of someone who richly deserves it. |
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Evesham. Phone support is local rate and email response is quite respectable. Thanks. Unfortunately their budget PC's just seem more expensive compared to Mesh Computers. But I guess they got to make money in some way. |
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"Philip" wrote in message .. . Evesham. Phone support is local rate and email response is quite respectable. Thanks. Unfortunately their budget PC's just seem more expensive compared to Mesh Computers. But I guess they got to make money in some way. Walk down to your local independant and see a real face you will get better service and the price wont be that far of the net, as the saying goes You pays your money and takes your choice you save a pound today to spend £20 on the phone |
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"Philip" wrote in message .. . Hi, I'm looking to buy a basic PC just for internet, e-mail and word processing. Since it is not for myself, but for somebody with a limited knowledge of computers I want to buy from a company that offers very good support preferably over the phone. I've seen a couple of companies but they seem to either do all their support over the internet or charge £1/min. for telephone support. Which companies should I turn to? Much better to go to a local company who can give them the machine that they need without unneeded extras and on the spot support. I had one mail order computer that had to go back twice and other three times during the warranty periods. Derek. |
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On Tue, 17 Aug 2004 22:52:18 GMT, "Philip"
wrote: Evesham. Phone support is local rate and email response is quite respectable. Thanks. Unfortunately their budget PC's just seem more expensive compared to Mesh Computers. But I guess they got to make money in some way. My personal experience of Evesham's technical support is that it is absolutely first class. I've seen plenty of rude comments about Mesh's customer support - and not many good ones - but that's not the same thing as technical support. You are going to find it difficult to find someone willing to sell you a cheap computer and chuck in free tuition as well - they have to make a living you know! Regards vj |
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