I was walking down the street, minding my own business, when on Mon,
6 Sep 2004 17:11:28 +0100, "just me" <> screamed
from behind the mulberry bush:
>
>"Frank" <> wrote in message
>news:7S%_c.133738$Fg5.91188@attbi_s53...
>> Only take a few seconds to change the ram so why delay an express
>> shipment for another day? If it's new, box should be sealed.
>>
>>
>> "just me" <> wrote in message
>> news:chi041$9av$...
>> > First I would like to Thank You all for all the "help" I have received
>> by
>> > reading the posts and the answers given, and I wonder if you can help
>> me
>> > with a question please, I have ordered a Laptop for my husband, both
>> he and
>> > I no very little about them, when I ordered there was an option to
>> upgrade
>> > the RAM for an extra £40, I didn't take up this option, now, the firm
>> said
>> > it would be next day delivery and, after waiting in all day and no
>> delivery,
>> > I phoned them to be told they only had the laptop with the extra RAM
>> in
>> > stock, so they would have open the laptop and change it to a smaller
>> ram, I
>> > am worried now that I may be getting a used item, when I have paid for
>> a new
>> > one, is there any way to check this? Hope you can help me Thank you
>> meg
>
>So if the box has been opened, would i be justified in cancelling my order?
>thats why I ordered a new one, so it would be totally new, and I am worried
>when they change things , it might be a used part they put back, how could i
>tell?
>
Personally, these guys sound like a bunch of SOBs, to me. You paid for
a new system to be delivered the next day. They didn't deliver it
because they "only had systems with the extra RAM available." I would
call this dishonest as they are trying to do the old "bait and switch"
con. So, as of now, not only have they failed to deliver the laptop in
the manner in which they promised, they tried to con you into buying
more RAM from them. I would dump them before they try something else.
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