PC World refuse to change camera

bubbles_bonbon

Thanks CoolHotCold. My holiday was a get away from it all holiday, no tv no internet no phones. Just books, food and sun. Sometimes you just have to do it. And quite frankly was worth loosing out for.

The good news is I took the Camera into my local camera shop (Harpers) and he has offered to repair the camera for £60. Top man, top shop and good old fashioned service......

themull1

bubbles_bonbon wrote: »

Hi All
Thanks for your comments. I didn't get straight back to them simply because I flew at 06:30 the next morning and to be honest it wasn't a priority in the grand scheme of things.
I guess that was my mistake and now I have to pay for it.

The camera was only £350 and as Tinkerbell28 says "how far do I really want to take it"

It does tick me off though, that I can be sold something thats been damaged in store and it down to me to prove it. The lesson learnt is that I should have asked the sales rep to open the box in store and prove that the camera was working before I paid for it.

Thanks again all for your advise....

Only £350!!! I thought you were going to say £50!! - glad you can get it repaired.!!

bubbles_bonbon

I know themull1 if I say to myself just £350 it doesn't seem so bad!!
Just out of spite I bought my accessaries from the local shop, along with a new Dyson vacuum cleaner. UP YOURS CURRYS PC WORLD. NEVER AGAIN!!