60% off @ www.memorybits.co.uk

liam8282

homerjayo32 wrote: »

the 60% was offered by the previous owner and we are trying our best to fulfil order placed by customers before our take over. Unfortunately there are some orders that we are not able to fulfil as we do not have the stock for these orders.

Everything I ordered is currently showing as in stock. They are just full of it.

homerjayo32

Here is what im about to send them

To anyone with any morals

All this we completely understand your frustration and apologise for any inconvenience caused does not help myself and probably any other person who has had there money basically stolen from them.
Tell me in one way that any of your emails have been help full. It just a electronic email, without thought or any consideration for any customers. I would like to know what stock you did have and who decided what orders get fulfilled. Maybe know one had orders fulfilled.
As you and I have both stated about contacting PAYPAL thats my next move, along with contacting TRADING STANDARDS, WATCHDOG and Posting all the information I have about this experience on every social site's I can find .

, IF YOU WANT TO ORDER AND PAY FOR SOMETHING AND NOT GET IT DELIVERED AND LOSE YOUR MONEY THEN MEMORY BITS, LOVEMEMORY AND ZOOMBITS ARE THE COMPANIES TO USE WHAT A JOKE ! that sound like a good heading.

TWITTER , FACEBOOK , BEBO. Y!BUZZ , REDDIT, DIGG, MY SPACE, NETLOG , HABBO, ORKUT, HI5, FRIENDSTER

HERE IS WHERE ITS GOING TO HEAD, THIS NEEDS TO BE SORTED

read the comments already


FACEBOOK Was initially intended for college students -- it branched out, and now allows everyone membership. 500 million members.


MY SPACE: 130 million members. This site is massive, boasting the largest membership of any social networking site on the Internet.

Linkedin 75 million members -- a powerful tool for business networking.

Friendster 90 million members. Friendster was considered the top online social networking service until around April 2004, when it was overtaken by MySpace. Demographic studies indicate users are from 17 to 30 years old.

Stumbleupon Boasting over 10 million users, StumbleUpon is a web browser plugin that allows its users to discover and rate webpages, photos, videos, and news articles. A great way to get website promotion. Bought by eBay for $75 million in May 2007.

del.icio The website del.icio.us (pronounced as "delicious") is a social bookmarking web service for storing, sharing, and discovering web bookmarks. The site was founded by Joshua Schachter in late 2003, and is now part of Yahoo!.

digg Digg is a website made for people to discover and share content from anywhere on the Internet, by submitting links and stories, and voting and commenting on submitted links and stories, in a social and democratic spirit.

Orkut Orkut is an Internet social networking service run by Google and named after its creator, Google employee Orkut Büyükkökten. It claims to be designed to help users meet new friends and maintain existing relationships. Now has a membership of 100 million.


Twitter A free social networking service that allows users to send "updates" (text-based posts that are up to 140 characters long) via SMS, instant messaging, email, the Twitter website, or an application such as Twitterrific. The site has become very popular in only a few months -- a lot of people are watching it.


Classmates : 50 million members. One of the oldest social networking sites around, Classmates was kicked off in 1995, and has proven to be a great way for members to to connect with old friends and acquaintances from throughout their lives.

Meetup. 2 million members. Meetup.com is an online social networking portal that facilitates offline group meetings in various localities around the world. Meetup allows members to find and join groups unified by a common interest, such as politics, books, games, movies, health, pets, careers or hobbies.


Yahoo (a.k.a Yahoo! Days) is a personal communication portal similar to orkut and MySpace -- it is currently in the beta-testing phase. It integrates features of social networking, blogging and photo sharing sites.

Xanga 27 million members. Xanga is a free Web-based service that hosts weblogs, photoblogs, videoblogs, audioblogs, and social networking profiles.

Care2 Over 9 million members. Care2 is a social networking website that was founded to help connect activists from around the world.

Ryze 500, 000 members. Ryze.com is a free social networking website designed to link business professionals.

there is alot of people here

kir20

misspiggy2010 wrote: »

Have any of you stopped to think about the staff you are abusing on here. They are just doing thier jobs. The company went into liquidation, it is not thier fault of this, the new owners seem to be willing to help I have also been on live chat regarding my order and taking into account the situation, they are all trying thier best to resolve as many of the problems as possible... The company from which we purchased from has been liquidated - !!!! happens!!!

Not sure anyone is being abused, but did you honestly think customers were going to take this treatment well? When folks get their hard earned money robbed off them then you best believe someone's gonna be in the firing line, and the so called new company are now the face of memory bits, so they have inherited its problems and ultimately its angry customers. The 'new' company have handled it badly and pretty soon will have no customers. I suggest you ditch the impersonal, insulting automated responses, along with the lies, and perhaps go look for a new job. I'm assuming you're staff, judging by your defensive post.

mrroy

IM UP FOR THE FIGHT.

Well done homerjay I got done for £49
I don't know how to do this but it would be interesting to start a post off to find out on this site alone (moneysavingexpert)
how many people have been taken in by this scam and how much money involved.
eg. name amount
mrroy £49

pepsimax

Im quite luck as I only spent £19, I know others spent in the 100's, Can't dispute until 30 days are up tho,so roll on the 29th oct...ps I will not be using the site again.

CooliceT

My order was for £[FONT=&quot]423.53!!!!!

luckily... paid via paypal/credit card just incase and managed to get my money back [/FONT][FONT=&quot]after a month[/FONT][FONT=&quot].

never use this site or another like it!!!
I'm up for anyone who wants to take this further! should join a group!!
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Mr_Ploppy

Sweet Paypal Ruled in my favour.

All monies refunded Ca-Ching! ! !

benevans_2

I understand that people posting here have lost money but as I understand it, the new owners are trying to do something about that. Even though they have no obligation to do so.

Plus, the staff that work at memorybits are not to blame. In fact in many cases they have lost out financially in a big way. Much worse than any of you lot.

People have lost their jobs and the ones that are left are working long shifts trying to fix problems on your behalf. What do they get? Abuse and mockery from the very people they're trying to help.

Copying and pasting live chat transcripts including some sneaky edits from the original to make it look so much worse than it is, is childish, arrogant and rude.

You wouldn't abuse another person in the pub or on the street like this so why do you think it's ok to be like this online? These are real people with real jobs, families and friends like everyone else. They do not deserve this.

Some of you should be ashamed of yourself for the way you're behaving.

Some of the stuff posted in this thread as 'fact' could not be further from the truth. From what I can see it's a bunch of self centred, hysterical nonsense and you should all calm down and see what happens.



PS. To answer the obvious questions/accusations that will undoubtedly come my way:
1) No, I am not staff, but I know someone who is so I do know a little about this.
2) No, I haven't personally lost any money so I don't know how it feels.

PPS. Has anyone stopped to think that some who have posted on here are not customers at all, but memorybits's competition trying to whip everyone up into a frenzy

1984ReturnsForReal_2

benevans wrote: »

1) No, I am not staff, but I know someone who is so I do know a little about this.

PPS. Has anyone stopped to think that some who have posted on here are not customers at all, but memorybits's competition trying to whip everyone up into a frenzy

1) Perhaps you would like to share the information on what happened? who did it? & where they live & so on then?

2) How about the names of the "new" owners & their details & backgrounds?

3) memorybits hasn't got competition. It is a non-trading company by its own admission, at least it is until they get their systems back up & running.


By the way do ROK Group know that ROK Group have borrowed their name for a new company?

:rotfl:

Thought not.

CooliceT

benevans wrote: »

I understand that people posting here have lost money but as I understand it, the new owners are trying to do something about that. Even though they have no obligation to do so.

Plus, the staff that work at memorybits are not to blame. In fact in many cases they have lost out financially in a big way. Much worse than any of you lot.

People have lost their jobs and the ones that are left are working long shifts trying to fix problems on your behalf. What do they get? Abuse and mockery from the very people they're trying to help.

Copying and pasting live chat transcripts including some sneaky edits from the original to make it look so much worse than it is, is childish, arrogant and rude.

You wouldn't abuse another person in the pub or on the street like this so why do you think it's ok to be like this online? These are real people with real jobs, families and friends like everyone else. They do not deserve this.

Some of you should be ashamed of yourself for the way you're behaving.

Some of the stuff posted in this thread as 'fact' could not be further from the truth. From what I can see it's a bunch of self centred, hysterical nonsense and you should all calm down and see what happens.



PS. To answer the obvious questions/accusations that will undoubtedly come my way:
1) No, I am not staff, but I know someone who is so I do know a little about this.
2) No, I haven't personally lost any money so I don't know how it feels.

PPS. Has anyone stopped to think that some who have posted on here are not customers at all, but memorybits's competition trying to whip everyone up into a frenzy

I'll start the ball rolling...

if you think it's ok to walk in a shop (web or retail) hand over a [FONT=&quot]substantial amount of money[/FONT] for an order, shop takes your money no problem... order is on hold... you contact days after days... phoneing, emailing, but to no responce... company disapears... new company takes over clearly stating it would help prevoius orders... but no... buyer is left to find away to get there own money back... oh... but here's 25% off our "new" stock... oh wait the same stock...


regardless of what people have said or put, it doesn't matter now, that company / name and all of its partners have dealt with it... it has have been linked to various sites, searches, reviews all negative!! and personally happy to have my money back and that I'll never use them again!!


so come back when you have had money stolen from you you, I'm sure others will agree... what has been said on this thread is clear for all and without doubt the right thing.