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DFS complaint - faulty chair
I ordered new furniture with DFS earlier this year.
However, I then received a text from dfs saying that my spare parts order was with the supplier. However I was expecting a new chair, not just new parts. When I queried this over email, I received a call and was told that it had been agreed (without my consultation) that instead spare parts would be ordered and hand fitted - I was reassured that this would mean the chair would be of a much better quality than anything that comes from the factory so I reluctantly agreed.
I have been waiting for the spare parts ever since. I received a call on the 10th of October (which I missed due to being at work) and had a voicemail which stated my parts were now in and that someone would soon be in touch to arrange delivery/fitting. I then missed another call due to being at work on the 23rd October and had a voicemail from the DFS branch asking me to return the call. I returned the call and got through to the call centre, and was not passed over to the branch. On the phone the lady advised to me that there was a 5-6 week delay on my parts and that they were not yet in. I queried this and explained I had a voicemail that advised they were in, but this was dismissed and I was told again about the delay.
Where do I go from here? Are there any consumer rights I can quote to dfs about how they have handled the situation. I want to make a formal complaint and request compensation, but just not sure where I stand.
Any advice would be really appreciated.
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Are you the same poster as JAANZ poster on Praise , Vent and Warnings forum?2
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No I’m not the same poster! I don’t know what the Praise , Vent and Warnings forum is0
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If they are unable to repair within a reasonable time (I think we are past that now) then you have the final right to reject the chair for a full refund.
I appreciate you may not wish to give up the chair, another option would be to see if you can have it repaired independently and seek a price reduction for the cost.In the game of chess you can never let your adversary see your pieces1
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