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Anonymous
(Unregistered)Mon 19-Sep-11 09:44:20
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Re: John Lewis: Good place to buy a computer?


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The John Lewis group are decent retailers. From my 15 years of buying almost everything from them, they have never done anything wrong. I have only ever had to use their aftercare servcie once when the screen went wrong on my microwave a good while ago. Was replaced and no problems since. I have had bad experiences with aftersales in currys and comet a few years back which prompted me to switch to JL. Their prices are not always the cheapest but will price match if you can meet their criteria for a price promise. If you want the very latest computer equipment though, I think ebuyer and the like would have it avilable first and cheaper though.
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(staff) Mon 19-Sep-11 11:11:42
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Re: John Lewis: Good place to buy a computer?


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Trading Standards would be all over them like a rash, so if you have suspicion any retailer is selling goods as new, when they are B/C grade products then contract Trading Standards.

Andrew Ferguson, [email protected]
www.thinkbroadband.com - formerly known as ADSLguide.org.uk
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