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Old 29th October 2006, 17:34   #1 (permalink)
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I bought a pack bell in feburary this year. approx april the usb port came off in my hand. i phoned them to ask only for them to say it was not under warranty and it was my fault. what do i do ? as this was plstic ? The same thing is happening to the other usb port ?
 
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Old 29th October 2006, 18:38   #2 (permalink)
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If you bought it in February then it should still be under warranty, but remember that a warranty is in addition to your statutory rights, it does not replace them.

Have you contacted the retailer? They have a duty to deal with your complaint under the SOGA - don't waste your time contacting the manufacturer.

What did you buy? Packard Bell make lots of things... PCs, printers, scanners, etc.


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How do you mean the usb port came off? It is usually flush with the case?
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it was a desktop pc
 
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Yes....so how has the usb "come off" ??? Unless it is a strangely designed PC(and I mean very strangely), it would take a hell of a lot to dislodge a usb port, faulty or not.
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Its The Plastic Bit That You Attach The Usb Cable To Not The Whole Thing !!!
 
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OK...the "bit you attach the cable to" is metal, maybe in a plastic housing, flush on the case. Do you mean the plastic housing has come away?
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Yes the plastic bit has broken off completely
 
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Well, that is cosmetic damage, and I would say not a manufacturing issue.
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There are 4 or 5 wires that are exposed
 
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Is still cosmetic damage, and still not a manufacturing fault!
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That means that one of my usb ports is down.
 
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You can buy a usb hub for less then £10.00 with about 6 additional hubs on it.
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Actually, you can get a 4 port one in Poundland. Before you ask, it costs £1. AND it comes in different colours, for the well-coordinated man or woman.
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Ming i dont know about merciless, you're definitely priceless!!!! lol
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i already got around it i bought myself a 52 in 1 card reader with 6 ports on it !!!!
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there you go, problem solved.... all for 99p...think about all the letters and stamps you have saved in bringing them to court for it.
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also the ink etc lol
 
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This is entertainment and problem solving all in one. it's such a change to have a laugh.
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i now know for next time. When i buy a new pc i will take my pliers with me and give every usb port a jerk. lol
 
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