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I bought a Hisense TV from Argos on 7th.December. After I set it up I noticed the Picture was faulty and Volume had to be turned up to 22 before any sound. I contacted Argos about a Refund and they said I need a Code from Hisense. The reply from Hisense was: Supply photos of TV,on and off etc,I have done this,now they want a Video of TV working. In short,after numerous messages, I get the impression they are just putting obstacles in my way,so they don't have to give me a Code. What can I do? Thank You for any replies.
Sorry it is long-winded but needed to provide as much information as possible.
Sorry it is long-winded but needed to provide as much information as possible.
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You have a 30-day 'right to reject' a faulty product, and to receive a full refund, from the date of purchase (or from the date that you received the goods if they were delivered to you). Although more than 30 days has now passed, you're still within the time limit because you notified Argos about the problem within the legally-specified period.
Hassle Argos, reminding them of their legal obligation to refund your money under the provisions of Section 20 of the Consumer Rights Act 2015.
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You have a 30-day 'right to reject' a faulty product, and to receive a full refund, from the date of purchase (or from the date that you received the goods if they were delivered to you). Although more than 30 days has now passed, you're still within the time limit because you notified Argos about the problem within the legally-specified period.
Hassle Argos, reminding them of their legal obligation to refund your money under the provisions of Section 20 of the Consumer Rights Act 2015.
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When did you contat them? Was it within 30 days of buying it?
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Remember to add in a line about how you contacted them within the timescale.
eg.
I previously contacted you on 10 December and was erroneously told to contact the manufacturer.
Under the Consumer Rights Act my contract is with yourselves and thus it is your responsibility not the manufacturers.
Or words to that effect.
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I previously contacted you on 10 December and was erroneously told to contact the manufacturer.
Under the Consumer Rights Act my contract is with yourselves and thus it is your responsibility not the manufacturers.
Or words to that effect.
From their website,
"Returns
If you've changed your mind and need to return an item, we've extended our returns policy - any purchases made from 18 October 2020 can be returned up to 24 January 2021. Item(s) purchased before 18 October 2020, will still fall within our usual 30 days returns guarantee."
You're within the deadline so arrange for its collection or go to Argos with it.
"Returns
If you've changed your mind and need to return an item, we've extended our returns policy - any purchases made from 18 October 2020 can be returned up to 24 January 2021. Item(s) purchased before 18 October 2020, will still fall within our usual 30 days returns guarantee."
You're within the deadline so arrange for its collection or go to Argos with it.