So either purchase or dont.
Why the need to post about it?
They are out if stock for the highend already. I purchased one on December 19th and got confirmation of despatch for delivery --- only it did not turn up. I phoned and was told they had no stock so I would not get it. I cancelled the order and am now waiting for it from Apple. It would seem John Lewis systems be up to scratch for such high demand items!
So either purchase or dont.
Why the need to post about it?
It is also available and on show in Curry's I saw today.
Extra warranty as standard, one of the largest retailers in the UK, one of a handful of stockist with actual stock, great customer service.
Clearly you miss the obvious reasons.
Extra warranty as standard, one of the largest retailers in the UK, one of a handful of stockist with actual stock, great customer service.
Clearly you miss the obvious reasons.
The OP didnt list this... So not very obvious at all
If you live in the UK you would know this.....JL are a quality store, you were caught out.....admit it or vanish.
Extra warranty as standard, one of the largest retailers in the UK, one of a handful of stockist with actual stock, great customer service.
Clearly you miss the obvious reasons.
If you live in the UK you would know this.....JL are a quality store, you were caught out.....admit it or vanish.
I live in the UK and I shop at JL all the time. I may have known it but the OP didnt state any of these points.
What was i supposed to be caught out on? What am i supposed to admit and why should i vanish?
they also have 1 left of the GTX675 card variety....
http://www.johnlewis.com/231750319/Product.aspx
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Why should I state it, anyone with a web browser can go to their site and see that they offer additional warranty....y
Vanish because you contribute little but negativity, if you're not interested or don't have anything constructive to say, stay out of the thread...
Shouldn't 2 years be the standard warranty in the UK, according to EU law? Just curious, I don't live in the Uk.
Please dont tell me to vanish or stay out of a thread. This is an open forum, for all users to post in. You cannot pick and choose who comments on a thread.
Please dont tell me to vanish or stay out of a thread. This is an open forum, for all users to post in. You cannot pick and choose who comments on a thread.
If this is an "an open forum, for all users to post in" then why did you question the OPs "need" to post the thread in the first place?
While this is correct to a certain extent, I think the onus is on you the purchaser to prove that the product was defective when purchased which can lead to a large amount of hassle compared to just claiming on an extended warranty. Some people would rather just have the peace of mind than have to quote european law and fight with the retailer.
I have known people who have fought and won their case under EU law but it is a time consuming process and the retailers know this.
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but why would anyone with an ounce of intelligence post worthless crap on a forum....I guess i answered my own question, please keep posting.
I was asking what message he was attempting to convey to other users
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You certainly did answer your own question
Ok, in plain english as you clearly have a problem understanding it, I was simply pointing out that a major UK quality retailer has 27inch iMacs in stock....now I will stop responding to your messages as it is pointless trying to reason with idiots.....buy one, dont buy one I really dont give a damn.
Shouldn't 2 years be the standard warranty in the UK, according to EU law? Just curious, I don't live in the Uk.
I understand perfectly. Your rudeness and aggression really clarified the situation.
The 2 year EU directive doesn't apply in the UK, since we have the Sale of Goods act which is more beneficial to the consumer.
If you have a problem within 6 months, the retailer has to prove there wasn't a fault when you bought it. If it's after 6 months, you have to prove there was a fault when you bought it You can do this any time up to 6 years.