TV broke within 1 year's manufacturer guarantee - they refused to fix it

Le_Kirk

http://i.imgur.com/hi3ZwBp.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/1BmfBJp.jpg

Waterlily24

Thanks Le_Kirk, the links didn't work for me either.

Cornucopia

LilElvis wrote: »

I think I might have found why the OP doesn't want to pursue the seller for a remedy:

Karma. :cool:

ess0two

Exactly same damage as when my TV fell forward onto edge of cabinet.

NotRichAtAll

The retailer has sent me a letter asking me to return BOTH items to avoid legal action!

reading the thread i found this line on the tv is not actually your's is it, naughty naughty.

SouthUKMan

LilElvis wrote: »

I think I might have found why the OP doesn't want to pursue the seller for a remedy:

Tut tut. Some people. :rotfl:

neilmcl

roddydogs wrote: »

Links not working!

http://i.imgur.com/hi3ZwBp.jpg

http://i.imgur.com/1BmfBJp.jpg

Odd that the TV isn't on it's stand and simply propped up on a bed.

neilmcl

LilElvis wrote: »

I think I might have found why the OP doesn't want to pursue the seller for a remedy:

So the TV's not his and he's ended up damaging, oh dear.

LilElvis

neilmcl wrote: »

So the TV's not his and he's ended up damaging, oh dear.

And the seller still has 5+ years to pursue him for it.

neilmcl

He does seem to have an unfortunate chequered history with buying goods that suddenly become "faulty" then trying to do chargebacks and section 75 claims to get refunds.