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Consumer credit rights question
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This is good assuming that the reader can't be damaged by the user.how can I do that, apple have given me a copy of the report stating the reader is faulty.?
I'd send a Letter Before Action to EE (copy of the report enclosed) giving them, say, 10 days to collect and repair the phone and threatening them with legal actions otherwise.
If they fail to do this, I'd submit a claim to the SCC for the cost of a replacement phone (or Apple's repair) plus compensation for the trouble EE caused: Small Claims Court0 -
Sorry if this is not in the right place I am new to this but desperately need help:money:
I have an iPhone from EE in 2013 it has been fine up until last week when it stopped working. Took it to apple store and they said the sim reader is not working. This makes the phone faulty they will not replace it as they did not supply it. EE said this is rubbish it is not there responsibility to replace it. DO I have any rights?????
You would have been better off starting your own thread which you know how to do.0
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