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Sovereign Lawn Mowers and Strimmers
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garynumanfan said:which is why ive asked homebase why are they selling such unreliable , not fit for purpose productsWhy are you judging the entire rang of Sovereign products on your own purchase?I have a Sovereign petrol mower, its been faultless for around 5 years; that does NOT prove that the Sovereign rang is good or bad. Online comments are also a poor way to judge products.My mower cost £100, it was the cheapest at the time.
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The email says that the returns volume of Sovereign products is in line with others, presumably that's as a percentage of total sales. That may be skewed because a customer is perhaps less inclined to return a £15 strimmer that failed at 6 months than a £115 strimmer that failed after the same time.(I don't know if they sell more expensive strimmers)0
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I would agree with that , some people can't be bothered with the hassle of returning a £15 product after 6 months especially if they didn't keep their receipt , not everybody is aware of their rights after alllittleboo said:The email says that the returns volume of Sovereign products is in line with others, presumably that's as a percentage of total sales. That may be skewed because a customer is perhaps less inclined to return a £15 strimmer that failed at 6 months than a £115 strimmer that failed after the same time.(I don't know if they sell more expensive strimmers)
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Im judging Sovereign products based on the 2 i bought...Both of the Sovereign products i bought didnt last long before they stopped working.... The lawn mower lasted about a year.. cost £40 and strimmer cost £15 and lasted less than 4 months..... I could understand if it was say a kettle that would be used numerous times every day....but you dont cut your lawn every day do you ? ..... Like Homer Home said...cheap products that stop working are more likely to just be put in the bin than returned to where they were bought.. By then , youve probably chucked the box and the receipt....
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garynumanfan said:Im judging Sovereign products based on the 2 i bought, but you dont cut your lawn every day do you ?I am not a professional gardener, but I cut 3/4 peoples lawns, my own is too small to use the petrol mower. I also cut hedges occasionally.I would buy another petrol sovereign mower. Electric motors seem quite reliable, as are four-stroke engines and two-stroke engines less so.
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