Currys having a laugh with installation charges
15 November 2008, 09:27 PM
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Currys having a laugh with installation charges
Gas cooker - £60.00 - fair enough
Dual fuel cooker - £59.96 - can understand that
Washer, Dryer or washer/dryer - £8.96 - sounds like a bargain
Plasma/LCD TV....
£59.95
wtf? gtf!! fro!!
Dual fuel cooker - £59.96 - can understand that
Washer, Dryer or washer/dryer - £8.96 - sounds like a bargain
Plasma/LCD TV....
£59.95
wtf? gtf!! fro!!
15 November 2008, 10:25 PM
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I can understand that charge TBH, it would I assume include setting up all the channels, DVD, video, etc etc although not really that complex stupid people do exist 
15 November 2008, 10:43 PM
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Youd also be suprised at how many pay the surcharge, then when the tv turns up they happen to mention to the delivery man/men that the sky should be here later too, then the delivery man/men 'do one' saying the sky bloke will set everything up
15 November 2008, 10:52 PM
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15 November 2008, 10:53 PM
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So its cheaper to have a dual fuelcooker fitted rather than a SINGLE fuel???
If the plasma cost includes hanging it on the wall it aint too bad really. It probably doesnt and means that it is all connected via RF- just like in their shops - awful!!!
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If the plasma cost includes hanging it on the wall it aint too bad really. It probably doesnt and means that it is all connected via RF- just like in their shops - awful!!!
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15 November 2008, 11:41 PM
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I bought my 50" plasma a good few years ago and I think then it was £50 setup ??? But when you consider the weight of the thing ??? How the hell could an elderly person pick up the tv and place it on their own TV stand??? Plus if you paid for it you would abuse the setup and if there was even the slightest of problems you know you would have them back 
15 November 2008, 11:52 PM
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rtfm or pay £50? Simple choice really 
Personally, I do neither as I love to sit there cursing at the things whilst trying to get them to work (typical bloke)
Personally, I do neither as I love to sit there cursing at the things whilst trying to get them to work (typical bloke)
16 November 2008, 12:05 AM
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Yeah, do the manuals thing or pay someone if you reeeaaaally have to but I refuse to be defeated by the damned things!! (just telly's I'm talking about though! forgot to say) I'm just a stubborn git.
I'm probably completely misinterpreting what you were saying though
(just telly's I'm talking about though! forgot to say) I'm just a stubborn git.I'm probably completely misinterpreting what you were saying though
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