Complaint Review: hometown computers - portsmouth Virginia
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- hometown computers 722 county st portsmouth, Virginia United States of America
- Phone: 398 3443
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- Category: Computer Dealers
hometown computers morris a banden , joe poling they sold me a computer that kept breaking down then it stop working an they wanted to charge me 180 to fix it even thought i was suppose to have a warrant for a year portsmouth, Virginia
*General Comment: What were the problems?
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i bought two computers one worked fine the other one we had problems with from day one i have taken it in for repairs six times in six months finally it just stopped working i took it in and they said it would cost 180 to fix even though i had a warranty that said they would fix any problems i had with it for a year i still had six months on my warranty so now i have a computer that i cant use and im out of 300 thanks to hometown computers
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#1 General Comment
What were the problems?
AUTHOR: Misty - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Wednesday, November 04, 2009
I am asking because as a compuert repair tech myself I can tell you there are "warranty" issues and "user" issues. Hardware failure such as a CD drive, hard drive, processor failuers should all be warranty. Computer virus/spyware/malware infections or damage to the operating system would not be considered "warranty".
What were the problems you had adn what were the repairs?
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