powerstation customer services stink
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I've used PS a few times and can't fault the work done at any time.
It's always been quite a long round trip but Dirk told me which roads to go back on to "take advantage" of the new suspension set up lol
It's always been quite a long round trip but Dirk told me which roads to go back on to "take advantage" of the new suspension set up lol
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Arfan - your rant makes no sense whatsoever.
I've never been to powerstation and I don't know anybody who works there, but slating someone for a) trying to run a profitable business and not pandering to your cheapskate needs and b) throwing a strop cos they had the cheek to carry on working whilst you were there is just flippin pathetic.
With regard to point b) and your complaint that Dirk (?) remained in front of his PC whilst you were there... I wonder what your reaction would have been if you'd found that your required bits hadn't turned up in time for your appointment, all because the staff at PS were too busy nattering to order parts and get on with the the job you'd paid them to do??? How would you feel if PS charged you for an extra 3 hours labour because of the time wasted making you cups of tea???
If your demads are so dictatorial, maybe all sellers would be advised to put you on their blacklist.
I've never been to powerstation and I don't know anybody who works there, but slating someone for a) trying to run a profitable business and not pandering to your cheapskate needs and b) throwing a strop cos they had the cheek to carry on working whilst you were there is just flippin pathetic.
With regard to point b) and your complaint that Dirk (?) remained in front of his PC whilst you were there... I wonder what your reaction would have been if you'd found that your required bits hadn't turned up in time for your appointment, all because the staff at PS were too busy nattering to order parts and get on with the the job you'd paid them to do??? How would you feel if PS charged you for an extra 3 hours labour because of the time wasted making you cups of tea???
If your demads are so dictatorial, maybe all sellers would be advised to put you on their blacklist.
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Hello again arfan.
Your first sentence makes no sense whatsoever. Do you re-read your posts before hitting the "submit reply" key? Perhaps you should start
Secondly, I DO ask for discounts as a matter of course, and often get them
But I NEVER ask AFTER the work is done, only before price is agreed.
And I'd not dream of even trying in Tesco Apparently, you would? So what DID they say?? And you never did say how old you were?
Come on boyo, I've answered your questions, now you answer mine.
And try to post without making TOO many mistakes, eh? In English, preferably
Alcazar (Mr Tesco )
in all the places ive been i ve never come across ps for poor customer service.
regarding you mr tesco there must be some thing wrong with you if you dont ask for discount boy. ARFAN
regarding you mr tesco there must be some thing wrong with you if you dont ask for discount boy. ARFAN
Secondly, I DO ask for discounts as a matter of course, and often get them
But I NEVER ask AFTER the work is done, only before price is agreed.
And I'd not dream of even trying in Tesco Apparently, you would? So what DID they say?? And you never did say how old you were?
Come on boyo, I've answered your questions, now you answer mine.
And try to post without making TOO many mistakes, eh? In English, preferably
Alcazar (Mr Tesco )
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Heres something JD man found and posted in another thread but I thought it may appeal to Arfan.
http://www.shoplaser.com/index.html
I'm sure it will compliment the 19's and the slammed to the ground look and feel!!
http://www.shoplaser.com/index.html
I'm sure it will compliment the 19's and the slammed to the ground look and feel!!
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I have never been to PS and Scooby clinic Etc due to Distance,wotk etc but Arfan you are a Ar*e, From your Name and Poor English i suspect that in your culture you haggle for everything, but certain things in Britain do not get bartered with,I.E Tesco Etc, And for all you political correct/EO people , don't bother because i don't give A ...........
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Mac, Don't beat around the bush mate!, Tell it like you mean it.
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I always have David,peolpe like this get on my nerves, the funny this is everyone knows he is a daftie, and to say he asks for a discount in Tesco's is pure nonesense.If you are not happy with a service provider(because thats what all type of shops are) don't go. SIMPLE Arfan or are you not yet with english. thank god i'm out tonight for a good pint or two,.
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Gingerboy
That site is bloody funny... spinners for your tail pipe !! FPMSL
I love this bit the most:
QUOTE " Furthermore, the exhaust gases emanating from the tailpipe will be uniformly dispersed into the atmosphere."
Uniformly dispersed - MY ****
That site is bloody funny... spinners for your tail pipe !! FPMSL
I love this bit the most:
QUOTE " Furthermore, the exhaust gases emanating from the tailpipe will be uniformly dispersed into the atmosphere."
Uniformly dispersed - MY ****
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Originally Posted by marklemac
Gingerboy
That site is bloody funny... spinners for your tail pipe !! FPMSL
I love this bit the most:
QUOTE " Furthermore, the exhaust gases emanating from the tailpipe will be uniformly dispersed into the atmosphere."
Uniformly dispersed - MY ****
That site is bloody funny... spinners for your tail pipe !! FPMSL
I love this bit the most:
QUOTE " Furthermore, the exhaust gases emanating from the tailpipe will be uniformly dispersed into the atmosphere."
Uniformly dispersed - MY ****
Arfan would love one of these "blinging the scoob to da max - in it"
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I can't quite figure out what he's complaining about? is it that he didn't get more than 1hrs labour discount or that the PS bloke was using his computer and not paying Arfan enough attention?
Strange..
Strange..
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An entertaining thread this.
And to bluenosewrx, concerning discounts I would not fault anyone for trying to negotiate a discount. The golden rule is that if you don't ask, you don't get. Tesco's would be difficult, but I have negotiated a discount at other high street stores in the UK like Curry's and Dixons. But it's often how you do it which is important. If you do it with a bit of humour and a smile on your face, it's unlikely to cause offence.
Naturally companies would prefer you paid the prices stated, but if you have the option of going elsewhere to get the same goods/services for less money, there's nothing wrong with giving them a chance to match/beat the price to win your business. That's what a free market is. But if you ask for ridiculously large discounts on low margin items then you're likely to to be given short shrift.
And to bluenosewrx, concerning discounts I would not fault anyone for trying to negotiate a discount. The golden rule is that if you don't ask, you don't get. Tesco's would be difficult, but I have negotiated a discount at other high street stores in the UK like Curry's and Dixons. But it's often how you do it which is important. If you do it with a bit of humour and a smile on your face, it's unlikely to cause offence.
Naturally companies would prefer you paid the prices stated, but if you have the option of going elsewhere to get the same goods/services for less money, there's nothing wrong with giving them a chance to match/beat the price to win your business. That's what a free market is. But if you ask for ridiculously large discounts on low margin items then you're likely to to be given short shrift.
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