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Lenovo - five missed appointments
tired_of_being_done_over posted a topic in General Consumer Issues
Hi all, > I am trying to put together a letter to Lenovo due to an issue I had with my laptop. We paid an extra amount (£68.40 for a 3 year two business day repair, which actually turned out to be response (ie: an engineer contacts us in 2 business days to resolve the issue). Timeline: Raised issue 18/7 Chased 20/7 Chased 23/7 at which point it was escalated. No idea who to as they still won't tell me. 24/7 finally get a call to make an appointment for 26/7. 26/7 - No show. Called to find out what was going on, and the engineer was ill. New appt made 1/8. 1/8 - No show. Called to find out the matter, some parts issue. Will come 2/8. 2/8 - No show. Still some parts issue. I'm off on holiday now. Appointment made for 21/8. 21/8 - No show. Tried to complain but complete waste of time. Eventually manage to get a booking for 3/9. 3/9 - No show. Parts problem. As I don't have a salary, and my work is in property development mainly, should I just take the total on last year's self assessment and divide it up by 365? To be honest I don't think Lenovo is going to be responsive. Thanks! -
http://www.standard.co.uk/news/crime/police-warning-after-reports-of-fake-new-5-notes-in-circulation-a3514691.html Got that wrong then, didn't they ?
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Hello All, I have this bad experience with Lycafly. They have taken a long time to return my money for cancellation of a flight due on 28-Nov-2014. I have been literally stressed and had to do a lot of chasing to get my money back. They are going to return after all this chase this Friday. Do I have legal rights to claim compensation for such a long delay they took. Please advise. Thanks
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Five disabled social housing tenants have lost their Court of Appeal bid to have benefit cuts for those with spare bedrooms ruled unlawful. Judges said the court could not intervene in the government's "controversial" housing benefit changes - dubbed a "bedroom tax" by critics. Lawyers for the group had argued the regulations applying in England, Wales and Scotland failed to reflect the accommodation needs of disabled people. They said they planned to fight on. The court also ruled against two lone parents who claimed the government's cap on the total benefits paid to families violated human rights laws and common law because of its impact on vulnerable families. More ...
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Hi I traded in my Clio for a BMW 2008 with 100k on the clock from a reputable (or what seemed like on) garage. It came with a new mot and Full service history. Week two of owning the car, i had to get a fuel filter issue sorted which cost £125. Week five, the car starts to shake, like violently shake. I called them and they said they would look at it next week under the terms of the 'warranty' which is an external one. I took it to a BMW specialist today and they said the issue is coming from inside the engine and they need to strip it down at quite a cost! The car was £8500 and I will take it to the place I got it from next week to give them the opportunity to fix it but I get the impression they are not going to do much as the external warranty only covers a fault if something is 'broken', which is what they said over the phone! If they refuse to fix it, where do I stand legally? Surely I can reject the car under the sale of goods act? I have only owned t Five weeks!! What if I reject it and they refuse to refund me? Do I have to Take them to court? I traded in a perfect car and ended up with a dog Looking at other forums, I am not alone with buying a poor quality car from this garage, one thread had 57 pages of complaints. Thanks
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