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7th August 2007, 17:18
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| | Site Team The Consumer Action Group | Please help - list of common failures Hi all,
We all know that all companies cock up - some more than most.
I am trying to collate the most common cockups.
Please add to this sticky, preferably in a one line statement, the cockups that you have experienced over the years.
e.g.
DVLA ignored SORN declaration and I was fined.
Company XXX refused to refund me when good were faulty from outset.
etc....
All will become apparent soon....
Thank you.
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9th August 2007, 13:14
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| | Platinum Account Customer | Re: Please help - list of common failures After market warranty company's reliance on the all encompassing 'wear and tear' exclusion clause built, as standard, within their policy documents and which they can always rely on to refuse a fully valid claim.
What part of a car is not subject to wear and tear when being driven?
More to the point, what part of a car is therefore covered at all?  |
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31st August 2007, 23:09
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| | Basic Account Customer | Re: Please help - list of common failures Virgin Media cut off services for non-payment before I receive the bill. Twice.
Last edited by pinkmoomin; 31st August 2007 at 23:23.
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30th September 2007, 16:51
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| | Classic Account Customer | Re: Please help - list of common failures BANK OF SCOTLAND - asked them to close 2 current accounts,(after I won back my charges  ) 1 had £26 balance, other zero. Branch said it would be done by head office and they would send me a cheque. 3 weeks later got a letter saying they had shut no.1 account and transferred the balance to no 2 account. Phoned and queried it, they knew nothing about me being sent a cheque and as no.2 account now had an active balance it would take a couple more weeks to shut and only THEN would I get a cheque.
As with all banks, the right hand has never met the left hand. |
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6th November 2007, 09:35
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| | Site Team The Consumer Action Group | Re: Please help - list of common failures These are excellent - keep 'em coming.
It will all become apparent soon, I promise (had a bit of a delay due to personal issues).
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13th November 2007, 18:10
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| | Basic Account Customer | Re: Please help - list of common failures I have had an Audi car from brand new. Bought from dealer. Had serviced by dealer to keep 3 year warrenty valid but the warrenty also had a 60,000 mile limit.
At at 2 years and 3 months old, but unfortunately at 62,000 miles, car failed to start. Was told it was the starter motor which was then a chargeable repair. I argued that to me, the mileage on the car had nothing to do with the amount of times the car was started but lost the argument and paid over £300.
That was in Jan 06
Feb 07, car failed to start again. Told by garage it was the starter motor that had failed but it was covered under 'a 2 year warrenty' so was replaced free of charge.
Nov 07, car failed to start again. Told by same garage (still audi dealer) that starter motor would be replaced 'this time' as it was within 2 years of my original paid for repair. Although I have asked them to detect any underlying fault that could be causing a starter motor to fail so often, I cannot be sure they have done this. But they have told me the replacement that has been done today is not guaranteed in itself, the labour??? is guaranteed for a year, but the guarantee on the starter motor runs out in Jan 08 - 2nd anniversary of me paying for the repair! |
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14th November 2007, 12:21
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| | Platinum Account Customer | Re: Please help - list of common failures Quote:
Virgin Media cut off services for non-payment before I receive the bill. Twice.
| Must be common, exact thing happened to me. they said their system ran into a "glitch" and bills were not sent out, but I was still dissconnected from service. I had it reinstated after speaking to a few managers though, lol. |
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14th November 2007, 13:17
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| | Platinum Account Customer | Re: Please help - list of common failures A friend of mine took a 19" lcd tv back to the local Miller Brothers complaining about a dead pixel.
tv was one week old.
Turd in the shop argued it, but eventually took it into the back shortly returning showing a 1" scratch clearly visible in the centre of the screen.
Arguing for about an hour they told her to shut up and leave the store..
she did......OMG!!!!! |  | |