With all those boring IBM Grey and Dell Black boxes around I think that its high time we started changing the colour of our desktops. What type of colourant do you recommenced?I can't wait to start dyeing my desktop like those Grateful Dead t-shirts.
ok you trades of good sales descriptions people I'd really love to hear from you regarding this:Basically, the motherboard is shot. They can't replace it for whatever reason so the options offered are a credit note, for the original purchase price (345) which seems a bit useless as they don't seem to have anything directly comparabale. Because of this I got in contact with them to request a refund, in this instance they've offered me 295 quid stating that I've had 10 months use out of it, the design life is 6 years so you divide the cost by 72 months and work out the depreciation and thats your lot. Supposedly this is in line with all distance selling / sales of goods regulations a refund isn't the same as a warranty?To me this seems fairly shit. (I did try to point out that the price of the PC has gone up so they actually need to pay me after the 10th time she repeated company policy; not too helpful but the stunned silence did make me smile)
Q12. Neither repair nor replacement of the goods are possible. What can I do?You may either pursue the old route of damages or a partial or full refund. Probably either would give you exactly the same amount of money. You would seek a full refund in scenarios such as those where you had enjoyed absolutely no benefit from the goods. If you had benefited from them then you would seek a partial refund as a fair remedy. This is exactly the reasoning that would be employed if you sought damages.
