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how to get upto £120 off ANY machine and save money

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  • thehumanthings
    thehumanthings Posts: 6 Forumite
    anewhope wrote: »
    Aren't a lot of PC manufacturers now saying the Operating System comes free with the machine, or they'll only accept the entire machine back for a complete refund?
    yes sadly this is true, but the networth of the product ie what is charged for it's cd should be argued as contributing to the cost...

    so if you buy a ms system and its 70 you can agrue under the sale of goods act that the shop should give you 70 quid - its like taking the ram out you dont need it its part of the product your not using...
    thehumanthings:// it's the human things we do that make us real. help others. be more human.
  • thehumanthings
    thehumanthings Posts: 6 Forumite
    John_Gray wrote: »
    Surely we don't usually get Linux spam on a first post?


    if anything its how to save money not spam (spam being made of fail linux being made from real penguins)
    thehumanthings:// it's the human things we do that make us real. help others. be more human.
  • kwikbreaks
    kwikbreaks Posts: 9,187 Forumite
    Why not just build or buy a barebones system then ther is no issue with fighting to get a refund for Windows?
  • [Deleted User]
    [Deleted User] Posts: 4,466 Forumite
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    thehumanthings wrote: »
    yes sadly this is true, but the networth of the product ie what is charged for it's cd should be argued as contributing to the cost...

    so if you buy a ms system and its 70 you can agrue under the sale of goods act that the shop should give you 70 quid - its like taking the ram out you dont need it its part of the product your not using...

    How is the SOGA relevant?
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