steve25643
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Anyone know how long it takes these jokers to respond to a complaint raised with them
Depends on what the complaint is and what kind of resolution you are looking for but they usually respond to emails within 24hrsAnyone know how long it takes these jokers to respond to a complaint raised with them
Completely depends how you've contacted them, what method?Anyone know how long it takes these jokers to respond to a complaint raised with them
Without knowing how you logged a complaint, or the backstory, we're not going to be able to help I'm afraid.If they were doing what i considered their jobs then i wouldnt feel the need to post on here and refer to them as Jokers,
I logged a complaint, didnt get a response, emailed for a response, was told to call a number and speak to someone. Noone would speak to me or tell me when i could expect someone to speak to me. My PC returned to them under warranty has been lost with them not once, but two occasions. As is said, its a Joke, only it isnt because my severely autistic grandson has now been without his PC for several weeks and i still have no idea when i will get it back. Hence my question, is there a timeframe for dealing with complaints and if not, why not. I could be sat here i three months time none the wiser!
What address? There are several emails?so i emailed (through the usual email)
I'm sure they won't have refused to give a timeframe, but I don't want to take sides here, it really needs to be between yourself and PCS.I dont really think that is relevant now as i have asked them for a timeframe which they refused to give. I also followed instructions to speak to a manager by an employee which was also refused. Am i asking too much that someone who knows what is happening contacts me, nearly six weeks after picking my PC up to amswer my concerns
Again, I don’t work for PCS, but I guess the time it takes to reply is entirely dependent on the nature of complaint, backlog of queries and other factors.I dont really think that is relevant now as i have asked them for a timeframe which they refused to give. I also followed instructions to speak to a manager by an employee which was also refused. Am i asking too much that someone who knows what is happening contacts me, nearly six weeks after picking my PC up to amswer my concerns
There are standard legal guidelines for timeframes, I believe it's up to 8 weeks unless it's directly related to a payment transfer in which case it's 15 daysPlease don't question my version. I asked for a timeframe and i was refused. It gives the impression you are "taking sides"
I have given them a deadline anyway after which they will be receiving small claims court papers and i will be using other regulatory avenues to pursue my concerns, as well as the power of review sites.
Like I said, it's not for me to say, it's not for any of us to get in the middle of this, it's purely between yourself and PCS.I want to hear that from them-when asked they refused to either provide a policy or a timeframe. Would you agree that is completely inexcusable and unacceptable