Anyone used Life Comfort Products?

Davesnave

Having your business email in the post (especially a first one!) breaks the (actual) site rules.

Try to post in the correct way if you want to be taken seriously.

Accusing me of being connected with this firm will just make others think you're bonkers.

There again....

Peter_s

My business email is a .gov email address, to which I would never give out to the public.
Taken seriously? Is trying to save vulnerable older members of the public so hard to justify without a jobsworth getting involved.
The whole idea of this is to protect and honestly review, out of personal experience to help and save people from making the mistakes of others.
Do some research on the company in question, and then come back to me:
You sound like you are defending on their behalf for some reason, very strange.

Davesnave

Peter_s wrote: »

My business email is a .gov email address, to which I would never give out to the public.

Then behave and write like someone with such an address.

Frankly, you are not coming across as any kind of professional, although as I'm just a 'jobsworth' my opinion is possibly flawed!

If the mods agree with you, your post will stay. I have no influence.

P.S. Have you noticed we have a private message system here?

Peter_s

I hadn't noticed there was a private message function on this site, mainly because you have chosen to address me directly without using it.

The main and only reason, regardless to our opinions, is the fact I have posted an honest and factually true account of circumstances, with no business email account, the very reason for your reply to this review therefore is irrelevant and self opinionated:

Feel free to private message me, and possibly you would like to explain why you are so passionate about defending a company from a accurate account of events. Do you agree with what I have said against them as being just and the correct way to do business?

Your information and respone and been passed on to the relevant organisations, thank you for helping me into furthering my investigations.

suki1964

Peter_s wrote: »

My business email is a .gov email address, to which I would never give out to the public.
Taken seriously? Is trying to save vulnerable older members of the public so hard to justify without a jobsworth getting involved.
The whole idea of this is to protect and honestly review, out of personal experience to help and save people from making the mistakes of others.
Do some research on the company in question, and then come back to me:
You sound like you are defending on their behalf for some reason, very strange.

Davesnave isn't defending the company, he's reported your posts for rule breaking

You can not use the forums to advertise your own services

Which you blatantly are

Peter_s

I trust moneysavingexpert will ask me for proof of my business emails and private,and will be happy to proof the use of both, this is my personal contact.

I also trust Moneysavingexpert will look at the previous comments and realise there will be a few more people from the office trying to get the factually true post of mine removed, with little remarks here and there from multiple fake accounts set up solely for this reason.marking this as spam.

Admin please feel free to ask me any questions with regards to my evidence, the tractability of my PI unique number. And the difference in my personal and business email accounts. People have a right to see the truth behind the lies.

Peter_s

If the proof I give you doesn't satisfy you 100% in any way I will re post the review with no email address at all.

Peter_s

Why is the question, and the answer being , that for anyone that is actually searching for information on LIFE COMFORT reviews, unfortunately this little thread is thee very FIRST, the very TOP search result. Try it (type in life comfort reviews) see............
As you can probably appreciate, a lot of older people that can use a computer at all, wouldn't be sifting through the internet like pros, and like myself, they will read the top result the search engine gives. And second and third ect.....

I have also covered most of these areas. The legal side of this argument will not be won on here, but I really do hope at least a few people will see from my personal experience, that they will benefit from looking further into the company before any order is placed.

David ? Your are getting your happy feelings from arguing on a topic that has nothing to do with you in the slightest, and from what you have posted, I recon you think everything is one big conspiracy, probably to make your own pointless existence seem worth arguing with a complete stranger for. I am merely feeding your boring view on something you have no idea about.

Looking at your stats, you obviously comment on a lot of posts that have nothing to do with you, but again, you like to feel involved by tagging along and getting your opinions across when possible.
Nothing you say will effect the outcome of this situation, both online reviews, and the legal action that is in progress.

Feel free to continue to comment on my posts to fill your day and night. I wish you all the best in life.

DT55710

Peter_s wrote: »

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As I work for this company (this is my own opinion and not a company response) I felt the need to correct some of the facts stated, (by the way writing facts in capital letters does not necessarily make them factual). Firstly they do only make made to order bespoke chairs, I have worked for them for over 7 years and I have proof that this is the case. Secondly you state that the manufactured cost of the chairs are £550, I know that they cost considerably more than that. However the manufactured cost bears little relation to the retail price of goods, a top brand pair of trainers costs over £100 but leaves a factory in the Far East for under £10. Lastly the claim that it is illegal to reduce a published price is ludicrous, if this was the case then all the car retailers, estate agents and large retailers would all be acting illegally. I recently bought a watch from a high street retailer and asked for a large discount and got it. As a footnote, I work all day here and am always answering the phone, so you must have the wrong phone number.

DT55710

Peter_s wrote: »

Quoted post removed by Forum Team

As I work for this company (this is my own opinion and not a company response) I felt the need to correct some of the facts stated, (by the way writing facts in capital letters does not necessarily make them factual). Firstly they do only make made to order bespoke chairs, I have worked for them for over 7 years and I have proof that this is the case. Secondly you state that the manufactured cost of the chairs are £550, I know that they cost considerably more than that. However the manufactured cost bears little relation to the retail price of goods, a top brand pair of trainers costs over £100 but leaves a factory in the Far East for under £10. Lastly the claim that it is illegal to reduce a published price is ludicrous, if this was the case then all the car retailers, estate agents and large retailers would all be acting illegally. I recently bought a watch from a high street retailer and asked for a large discount and got it. As a footnote, I work all day here and am always answering the phone, so you must have the wrong phone number.