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14th October 2006, 17:23
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| | Basic Account Customer | Re: currys advice on tv write off Coverplan have a strange way of working out how much to issue on the vouchers.
But don't worry.. regardless of the value of the voucher, you are entitled to a minimum spec replacement. If the feature your old TV had is only available on a TV that costs more than your voucher, the store staff can call up and have the voucher adjusted to cover that purchase.
If you've been paying for "whatever happens" on a monthly basis, and you continue to pay, your new TV will be covered just like the old one.
If you've paid for "coverplan" outright, or over 10 months by direct debit, you should also be issued with a voucher towards your new coverplan. It doesn't just disappear. The amount of the coverplan voucher will be pro-rated based on how long is left on your original coverplan.
Incidentally, when you go in to buy the TV, the store staff will likely be more than willing to help you find the best TV possible for you, even if it means arguing with Mastercare until they agree to increase the value of the voucher, since you'll be taking coverplan and it will make their numbers look good. Use this to your advantage.
If you have any issues, or are not happy with what they offer, DON'T hand over the vouchers. Once you've chosen the replacement and handed over the vouchers, you're stuck with that model. Let me know if you need help.
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Last edited by edinburghbeerbucket; 14th October 2006 at 17:26.
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19th October 2006, 20:18
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| | Basic Account Customer | Re: currys advice on tv write off Where was the TV written off? Did you have an engineer out? Did he take the TV away, or did someone else call to pick it up after he'd been? Or did you take it into a store?
Is it mastercare that you've been calling? They are the people who arrange the repairs and issue the vouchers, so I'd assume so. Persist with them, as I've even seen them issue vouchers by fax the same day when pushed (very rare circumstance, though). In my experience, they were always quite quick about issuing vouchers once they had the goods, so I don't know what's happened in your case.
Two other options to speed things up are:
1. Get in touch with DSGi head office in Hemel Hempstead. Can't remember the address, sorry, but it's on the back of your receipt wallet. Should be a phone number too. Those guys take your complaint right to the department responsible, they're easy and friendly to deal with and they always seem to follow things up.
2. Go down to your local Currys or Currys.digital, say you need some help resolving it and see if they'll speak to mastercare for you. Might help to say "I just want the vouchers so I can come in here and spend them!". An experienced sales person would be better than a manager for this - the managers would tend to take the corporate line of "phone the number" whereas sales staff tend to be pro-active.  |
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