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When?
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Soon my friend
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I do hope so.Soon my friend
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Its not the money, it is difficult to explain
Its not the money, it is difficult to explain
Don’t know your job, so fair enough
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I may have to do just that. Today the drive belt stripped 30% of its teeth and the thing is totally unusable. This is with <3 hours of "run-time".
I cannot even do simple jobs with it to "fix" the simplest problems these budget machines all have.
The last time I raised a case with PP I bought an outboard engine just serviced & working
condition.Arrived on a pallet it had new plugs done a compression test & it was low on
the top cylinder almost half what it should have been, stuck a bore scope to check the cylinder
the rings were fooked.
Seller said tuff sh!t its sold now & rejected the refund.Straight to PP raised a case they sent me labels to post it back & advised me to take it to the
local post office counter
Called them an explained that it needed a pallet delivery to send
it back, they said no chance they would pay for that. I got a full refund within 24 hours & told
me to scrap the item. I kept it for a month & gave the nob every chance to come an pick it up.
I was really hoping he was brave enough. No show surprize/surprize.
Stuck it on ebay for spares or repair & got 600 quid for it.
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Why aren't you lot all out at the shops panic buying before the inevitable news later tonight?
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When I look on Paypal at this transaction it tells me to try to resolve through e-Bay?The last time I raised a case with PP I bought an outboard engine just serviced & working
condition.Arrived on a pallet it had new plugs done a compression test & it was low on
the top cylinder almost half what it should have been, stuck a bore scope to check the cylinder
the rings were fooked.
Straight to PP raised a case they sent me labels to post it back & advised me to take it to the
local post office counter
Called them an explained that it needed a pallet delivery to send
it back, they said no chance they would pay for that. I got a full refund within 24 hours & told
me to scrap the item. I kept it for a month & gave the nob every chance to come an pick it up.
I was really hoping he was brave enough. No show surprize/surprize.
Stuck it on ebay for spares or repair & got 600 quid for it.
So where is the biggest clout/best-chance e-bay or PayPal I wonder?
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I work in a highly controlled area that I am not allowed to talk about on an open forum. But my actual job is designing and commissioning electrical control systems.Don’t know your job, so fair enough
J
I just need a break and I will probably take up consultancy somewhere else
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Yes, open a case in e-bay first and keep a record of all correspondence.
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Id rather cut my eye lids off & stick my face in a bucket of vinegar..
Id start with ebay & raise a dispute in resolution centre this will give the seller the opportunity
to do something about it, down side is that it takes about 7-9 days iirc
If the seller doesnt respond or yous cant come to an agreement ebay steps in & makes a decision
usually buyer protection as youve got faulty goods.
You should add pictures of the faults & put an idiots description so any nugget will understand it.
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So you design kettles
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Well they are electrical and have controls..... and part of a system to make teaSo you design kettles
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Why aren't you lot all out at the shops panic buying before the inevitable news later tonight?
Been then done that....Finished at 3 then took my trailer to morrisons to load it up I bought that
much stuff the dog has just had lamb chops for its dinner.
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I work in a highly controlled area that I am not allowed to talk about on an open forum. But my actual job is designing and commissioning electrical control systems.
I just need a break and I will probably take up consultancy somewhere else
That just means its a cr@p job & you dont want to tell us
Well they are electrical and have controls..... and part of a system to make tea
My kettle in the garage is wood powered, and whistles
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Yeah, I sweep up other people's detritusThat just means its a cr@p job & you dont want to tell us
lMy kettle in the garage is wood powered, and whistles
J
Oh dear, sorry I only deal with angry pixies, not fire fairies
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Yeah, I sweep up other people's detritus
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I applied to the local council years ago to be a bin man turns out I was over qualified
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