DasFruitMachine said:Well if it's any consolation I won't be buying any samsung stuff in future due to this thread.
It is a consolation my friend. Anything I can do to save you the hell I am experiencing now is doing us both a favour.
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DasFruitMachine said:Well if it's any consolation I won't be buying any samsung stuff in future due to this thread.
cavemanoc said:What did your lawyer say? If you don't want to spend any cash the CAB have advisers that will talk you through the Small Claims process free of charge - might be worth popping into your local one - you have more than enough of a paper trail now to stop playing their game!
MatzeR said:awww *****.
I wish i had read this before I i went shopping.
Was recently shopping around for a new monitor.
Decided on the Samsung SyncMaster 940BF 19".
Arrived, And on the 2nd day of use, I noticed a dead pixel dead centre of the screen, And the thing was Ghosting like mad, Something i had never noticed on my previous 17" Office world 'Vizitron'
So much for a 2ms monitor.
I went though the online forms on the retailing site, to arrange a RMA. They're coming out on monday for it.
Seriously looking forward to messing about with them now >.<.
heh, The one time i DONT buy from OCUK. and its defective. All for the sake of a few ££ saving.
Mr Latte said:Its tough yes and frustrating...
However the attitude you show here if thats the attitude you use then DEMANDING wont get you anywhere. At the end of the day your dealing with people and its here were some tact is required.
First of all you ask / dont demand, you be polite but firm and you get the name of someone thats best to deal with the situation. Also remember its not going to get sorted immediately. Sorry but 1-2 months could be a reasonable replacement time, although i agree i would want a new model considering its only two months old.
You guys seem to have no idea on the volume of "returns" involved with electrical/brown goods, its true Samsungs strenghs are not in its returns and this includes retaillers trying to be credited for faulty goods.
If your the nasty type then go to a local dealer (large electrical store perhaps best) Purchase another by cash, do a switch and go back for a refund. Its not very nice on the store but this is known to happen, if the staffs as daft as most of the large electrical stores youll get away with it...
If you dont your in more bother....
Joking aside i hope you get sorted soon.
Mr Latte said:If your that mad order another and send back your faulty one to the place you bought it.
Tell them everything you went through and that your not accepting it...
Mr Latte said:If you got it here then blabbing on here is and has not helped you. If anything expect to see the thread get shut down.
Im sure the companies policies for returns are posted quite clearly on this site.
If you have been told to go the long road and deal with it yourself then your choice to shop elsewhere in the future is yours.
As for me not being aware or in this situation before, let me tell you at one stage several years ago i gave this company over 5k sales in a year and had a non-replacement situation with a £299 graqphics card, how was i dealt with like you i wsnt getting a replacement and it could be sent to the manufacturer, bla bla bla.
3 Years on I still have it here and it makes a nice but expensive paperweight, but in the end ive leant to shop elsewhere with better support, that my choice, i got over it.
Mr Latte said:Talk to OCuk again, they should at least try and get someone to contact you or advise you to contact a certain person that may be able to actually deal with the problem.
cavemanoc said:/Rant off
There is a fantastic site Here that gives you some very useful information on your rights, and more importantly advises on how to proceed with your claim in a practical manner (they'll even do it for you )
I found this in their electronics section relating to an online retailer, so probably apy in this case (no it wasn't OcUK whom I have to say I've always had good experiences with )
Please, please, please have a good read of the info on their site, it is very accurate/relevant/informative and the more of us that use this kind of approach the more manufacturers/retailers will realize that they cannot get away with shoddy service!
cavemanoc said:Yeah - you really should have been dealing with the supplier, but now that you are dealing direct with the manufacturer just keep going - the choice of whom to pursue is yours, but now that you've got history with Samsung, stick with it!
DasFruitMachine said:Did you have to pay the difference? If not, that's some decent compensation
lowrider007 said:WOW, I'm having problems with samsung regarding a 215TW also, it's been going on for nearly 6 weeks now, the last call I had off them a couple of days ago was explaining that they are in the process of trying to find a resolve,
I must say that your post has got me very excited, I'll settle for a 244T anyday of the week, defo gonna get them on the blower in the morning and try and push for another screen, wish me luck
cavemanoc said:Awesome result - nice to see a bit of perseverence paying off - hope you make the most of that shiny new monitor!
lowrider007 said:the main issue was that the left hand side of the screen is a fair bit brighter than the right, plus banding and also the input lag makes it nearly impossible playing fps games online.
garyh said:Well - after a long haul with LG I can also report they've pulled through
They replaced the panel inside my original monitor with a new one, which is dead pixel free!! It arrived today...