diddlys mums washing machine...

[diddlydee]

Re: diddlys mums washing machine...

For clarification purposes, the machine came with a one year free warranty, and if you registered the machine online, they did a free extension for an additional year, but for parts only; this isn't a paid for warranty extension.

I haven't gone to trading standards yet, no. On my previous similar issue, I managed to get it resolved by bringing the manufacturer into the mix.

Therefore, my pencilled schedule is as follows:

contact manufacturer to try to resolve
if no joy, contact trading standards
if no joy, small claims court

If anyone thinks I should do any of the above any differently, please feel free to shout

[Never-In-Doubt]

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I managed to get it resolved by bringing the manufacturer into the mix.

Try that again

[Paul.]

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you dont need the manufactuer

All you need, is the Sale of Goods Act 1979 as amended.

S14,15 and i think its 48 too

[Paul.]

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Sale of Goods Act 1979

Sale of Goods Act 1979

[Never-In-Doubt]

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you dont need the manufactuer

All you need, is the Sale of Goods Act 1979 as amended.

S14,15 and i think its 48 too

Read the thread - they aint listening and unless diddly takes legal action then what else is there to do?

So we go via manufacturer to avoid court!

[Paul.]

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erm

no contract with the manufactuer , so you cannot attack them anyway, and yes, id sue the fookers in a heartbeat.

[Never-In-Doubt]

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erm

no contract with the manufactuer , so you cannot attack them anyway, and yes, id sue the fookers in a heartbeat.

I do wish you'd read the history!!

A manufacturer will help to avoid unnecessary damage to brand, hence why start legal action when you really don't need to! That is what we are suggesting. first.

[Paul.]

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I do wish you'd read the history!!

A manufacturer will help to avoid unnecessary damage to brand, hence why start legal action when you really don't need to! That is what we are suggesting. first.

because i hate cooonts who try to fuck consumers

seems a good reason to me to sue them

[Never-In-Doubt]

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because i hate cooonts who try to fuck consumers

seems a good reason to me to sue them

Yea but it's a lot of hassle and lets remember this isn't Diddly, but her mum.

Why, would you like to do us a favour and send a watsons header threat over to the retailer for oor Diddly.... that may make them reconsider.

[diddlydee]

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Why, would you like to do us a favour and send a watsons header threat over to the retailer for oor Diddly.... that may make them reconsider.

Nice idea, Nids... Paul ?

[Paul.]

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Nice idea, Nids... Paul ?

lol lemme have a chat with the Guvnor first, if he gives me the nod then ill write to em

[diddlydee]

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You are a gem, Paul, thank you xx

[diddlydee]

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Just a quick update, as I know it's been a while since I posted, and I didn't want y'all to think I'd given up!

This has been referred to a very good solicitor. I'll update in due course when I have any news

[CleverClogs (RIP)]

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This has been referred to a very good solicitor. I'll update in due course when I have any news

Almost two months have since elapsed.

Have you had no more news?

[diddlydee]

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Not at the moment Clogs. A solicitor has agreed to take this up for me between other cases, but I am still awaiting news from him...