Thanks for the reply. I'll go over to the bank later on to invoke the DD.

Hi there! On Sep.26th.2014 I subscribed to receive 3 issues of What-Hifi Magazine for £3. On Oct.20th.2014 I was charged £3 by Direct Debit. I have received 2 issues but yesterday I was charged £24.95 upfront for 6 issues of the magazine which I don't want. I called their customer service and they told me that they cannot cancel the subscription due to their policy. Have they got the right to do this? What would you advise me to do? Thanks in advance for your help! Kind regards! Leandro

As Easyjet does not respond to the emails I have sent them, I have decided to file a claim with the European Small Claims Court regarding this issue. I have downloaded the form to do this but I need the information below from Easyjet. 3. The defendant’s details 3.1. Surname, first name/name of company or organisation: 3.2. Street and number/PO box: 3.3. City and postal code: 3.4. Country: 3.5. Telephone (*): 3.6. E-mail (*): 3.7. Defendant’s representative, if known and contact details 3.8. Other details (*): Does anybody know where I would be able to find this information? Many thanks!!!!!

Thank you for the reply! What does "fos" mean? How can I file a complaint with them? Does anybody think it would make sense to file a complaint with the Civil Aviation Authority as well? Many thanks for the advice!!!!

Hi there! Recently I had a terrible experience with Easyjet. I made a reservation online for myself and my wife but unfortunately I made a mistake while doing it. I put my own name twice instead of my wife's name and my own in the reservation. When we arrived at the airport, we tried to check in but were told that first we needed to correct her name in the customer service counter. All they needed to do was change the original reservation to her first name as our last name is the same. They charged us EUR 220 to do it. According to them, they had to do it because that was the price difference that I would have to pay if I wanted to buy a last minute ticket. I understand that they need to make money but I believe this is a bit too much. As we didn't want to miss our flight, I ended up paying the price difference. Once I arrived back home, I already contacted them again and they told that this procedure is within their terms and conditions. Please advise if you think I should pursue this matter further or if I should just forget about it. Your help is greatly appreciated.

Hi, Hopefully someone can help me with this issue. I have a Playstation 3 bought in November 2009. Lately the Playstation has been displaying several errors when reading blu-ray discs / games. I took it to Argos where I was told that they only offer a 1-year warranty. Later I emailed both Argos and Sony regarding my problem. You can see the emails below. I had always understood that I would have a 2-year warranty with my PS3. I was thinking about taking this case to the small claims court in Ireland. Please advise if this makes sense. Many thanks for your help. xxxxxxxxxxxx ------- Dearxxxxxxxxx, Thank you for your e-mail. I am very sorry to learn of the problems you have experienced with your PlayStation3 and would like to help try and resolve the matter for you. Firstly, the procedure that we operate in Ireland for faulty consoles is an exchange (replacement), which is normally done through your retailer. Replacement is with a factory Re-manufactured unit. These units are of high quality, are broken down, completely overhauled, rebuilt to a recognised quality standard. They go through the same quality checks as new units and each are received functionally an cosmetically as new. Sony Computer Entertainment offers, in common with most other manufacturers, a one years warranty on all units from date of purchase, the terms of which are laid out in your instruction manual (terms include - valid proof of purchase, serial number sticker in tact, unit maintained as per product instructions, unit not physically damaged). We will replace any consoles that fail during the warranty period free of charge and the replacement will be with a factory re-manufactured unit. These units are of high quality, are broken down, completely overhauled, and rebuilt to a recognised quality standard. They go through the same quality checks as new units and each are received functionally an cosmetically as new. If a PlayStation3 console fails whilst out of warranty, a fee of €160 applies for the exchange. This charge reflects the actual cost of repairing a unit to the high standard we apply and the repair cost encompasses cost of parts, labour, post & packaging. administration and VAT As you cannot get your console exchanged via your retailer, we would be more than happy to organise this for you. If you wish to have your console exchanged with us at the out of warranty fee advised above, please follow the attached instructions. Best Regards, PlayStation Team PlayStation Careline: 0818365065 (National Rate) Sony Computer Entertainment Ireland Limited From: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Date: 11/05/2011 20:19 Subject: Fw: Our Ref: xxxxxxxxxxxxx To: Sony Ireland Could you please advise on the issue below? Thank you for your help. Regards, xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx ----- Forwarded Message ---- Sent: Mon, May 9, 2011 11:26:42 AM Subject: Our Ref: xxxxxxxxxxxxxx Dear xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Thank you for your e-mail regarding your faulty Playstation 3 Console. I am sorry your Playstation 3 Console has developed a fault. As it is now out of the 12 month guarantee period you will need to refer to the manufacturers to report the problem. At Argos our guarantee is offered so that any manufacturing faults that occur within those 12 months can be resolved. Please contact the Sony Playstation Care Line on 0844 736 0595 and they will be able to assist you further. Please accept my apologies for any inconvenience caused. Should you require any further assistance please do not hesitate to contact us at email or call us on 0845 640 2020. Regards, xxxxxxxxxxxxxx Argos Direct E-Commerce Customer Service Team. For your reference the above reply is in reference to your earlier email xxxxxxxxxxxx: ----- Original Message ----- From:xxxxxxxxxxxxxx Date: 07 May 2011 Subject: Argos Ireland general enquiry To: Argos Head Office On Nov/21/2009 I bought a PlayStation 3 at Argos Mahon Point Retail Park, Cork. Lately the Playstation has been displaying several errors when reading blu-ray discs / games. Today (May/7/2011) I took the PlayStation back to the store and was told that Argos only gives customers a 1-year warranty. Could you please explain how this information I was given today relates to the Sale of Goods and Supply of Services Act from 1980? The Playstation 3 I own is not of a satisfactory quality as the product is not durable (s.14), as such I require a repair or replacement, without significant inconvenience and within a reasonable amount of time (s.48B). The fact that the product is outside of the warranty you set is meaningless, warranties are in addition to the statutory rights I am entitled to, not a replacement of them. I expect Argos to contact me soon with a positive solution, otherwise I will take this issue to court. Best regards, xxxxxxxxxxxxx