cw00
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They are microsoft and cisco certified system engineers which covers all hardware
They are microsoft and cisco certified system engineers which covers all hardware
I am a grandad ...
I normally have my pc repaired by somebody who posts on here but the tray of my DVD Rewriter got broken, granbddaughter fell on it when it was open.
Went to buy another tray from local shop but they said I needed to replace the rewrite complete £35 and they would fit it for free as it only took a minute. I accepted. They phoned to say it was fitted but the pc wouldnt power up after moving and saying that it was working prior to taking it to them they looked into it. Then phoned a hour later saying it was a faulty power unit which they would replace for £29 instead of the usual £49.
The shop said its is a common fault and often happens when you are moving a pc tower. Is it usual for this to happen or are they just using it as an excuse to get a charge for fitting the dvd rewriter and thus make a profitable job out of it.
I hate being conned through ignorance.
They are microsoft and cisco certified system engineers which covers all hardware
What would a PC engineer do if they are repairing a CD drive, then through no fault of their own, the customer's top of the range Inter Core i7 processor costing £400+ stops working?
Bens Grandad, did you have to sign a form before you handed over the computer which cleared them of any unrelated malfunction of your system?
And this has happened ?
They are microsoft and cisco certified system engineers which covers all hardware
We've all be quick to build the gallows for this company has anyone stopped to consider they may actually be telling the truth?
My motto is: "anything electrical or mechanical reserves the right to stop working whenever it likes" - hurrah for breakdown insurance and guarrentees.
Goodness, violence is never the correct option....
This says more about the poster of this comment than the repair shop in question.