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Faulty laptop from John Lewis - what can I do?
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This means they're treating it as a chargeback ... get back on to them and remind them that this is a Section 75 claim, not a chargeback.kamalious said:
Lol you're right, I've been stern on the phone and via email but it's not working. I've even advised them that I've spoken to a solicitor (I actually have) and even that is accomplishing nothing.pbartlett said:Sounds like you paid by credit card. So time to stop wimping around (no offence!) ....
You need to get tough with JL. Tell them you want to raise a complaint, and you want the laptop returned to them for a full refund. It is not your job to interact with Samsung. At the same time, raise a chargeback claim with your CC company (faster than a S75) but if the card company refuse (they may do) then tell them you want to raise S75.
I've filed a S75 claim with my credit card, they're reviewing but they've advised as it's been longer than 120 days, they might not be able to do anything?Jenni x1
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