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I sent my iPod off to these people about a week ago and i've been ringing and e-mailing them to see whetehr they've recieved it and they wont reply.
Does anyone know anything about this company, whether they're scammers or not?
[URL]http://www.ukipodrepairs.co.uk/[/URL]
Does anyone know anything about this company, whether they're scammers or not?
[URL]http://www.ukipodrepairs.co.uk/[/URL]
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There was probably about 10p's worth of damage to it. Your iPod is, in all liklihood, sitting there, fixed, selling on eBay at full price. And this person is laughing and scratching his fat, lazy ass.
Just, I pray, do not send your Zen there when you feck it up within the first five nanoseconds of use, Strid.
Just, I pray, do not send your Zen there when you feck it up within the first five nanoseconds of use, Strid.
Yeah, ebay sucks
Well at least you're getting some money for it. Althought that sounds like a scam in itself. They'll fix it for about a tenner then flog it full price on ebay.
I would have given you more for it.
They just phoned my dad and said it needed a new Hard Drive and he can either pay £160 to replace it or they'll buy it for £60, so he chose the second one.
Doesn't matter though because im getting a Zen for Xmas which I hope is just as good.
Doesn't matter though because im getting a Zen for Xmas which I hope is just as good.
Rickoss wrote:
> A$H wrote:
> My mum has sent them an e-mail anyway making it very clear that if
> this is a scam she'll be 'round their HQ with a wooden spoon.
>
> I bet they're getting the squirty cream and lube ready as we speak.
Exellent
> A$H wrote:
> My mum has sent them an e-mail anyway making it very clear that if
> this is a scam she'll be 'round their HQ with a wooden spoon.
>
> I bet they're getting the squirty cream and lube ready as we speak.
Exellent
Ah, amazing.
A$H wrote:
> My mum has sent them an e-mail anyway making it very clear that if
> this is a scam she'll be 'round their HQ with a wooden spoon.
I bet they're getting the squirty cream and lube ready as we speak.
> My mum has sent them an e-mail anyway making it very clear that if
> this is a scam she'll be 'round their HQ with a wooden spoon.
I bet they're getting the squirty cream and lube ready as we speak.
well in other forums you may have noticed my tendancey to use petrol adn matches to solve problems i suggest you take this advice if they have just run off with your ipod :D take some pic and post them i like to see my advice in action.
good luck on finding out what happened and i hope you get it back
good luck on finding out what happened and i hope you get it back
chippxero wrote:
> just read on their site how your ment to send it. i assume you sent it
> by Royal Mail Special delivery or what ever it's called? if you did
> you can use the number that the post office gave you to track your
> parcel.
Done that.
And it says 'Delivered'.
My mum has sent them an e-mail anyway making it very clear that if this is a scam she'll be 'round their HQ with a wooden spoon.
> just read on their site how your ment to send it. i assume you sent it
> by Royal Mail Special delivery or what ever it's called? if you did
> you can use the number that the post office gave you to track your
> parcel.
Done that.
And it says 'Delivered'.
My mum has sent them an e-mail anyway making it very clear that if this is a scam she'll be 'round their HQ with a wooden spoon.
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