Daylight Robbery - Page 2

grego · 06-03-2007, 12:52

Quote:

Originally Posted by moonshiner

My sister bought a flat screen tv and stand from bright house, about £1200 or so she thought it turns out the total is more like £2500, she missed one payment at christmas and they started to get heavy handed
now they are never off the phone telling her she can order what she wants (two faced toe rags)

Its not surprising people get into debt, thats double what she thought

***Mr D*** · 06-03-2007, 13:04

Also to add.

The sales Pitch and Supposed credit search is a load of rubbish, the person I saw being Accepted was short on 1 piece of ID and it was a major on (The Utility Bill) and didnt give the two land line numbers they require, YET the agreement still went through.

When they where selling him the OPTIONAL cover, they WRONGLY advised him that his household insurance DIDNT cover his purchase therfore he would need it, MISTAKE and WRONG INFORMATION, MISS SELLING A PRODUCT, I did try to highlight this to the lady in question but she wouldnt have it, (little did she know I have over 10 yrs Experiance in Insurance)

Now the EXTRA cover is where the HIDDEN costs come into play. So they want it on EVERY sale.

Places like this should be make more accountable for the advise they give and make it CLEAR the FINAL cost.

Maybe one for the FSA.

accymel · 06-03-2007, 13:38

Had to laugh at the adverts today - taking note of the 'clever ad targetting' making out they are brand new & easy ............... yeh easy for huge debt & crappy stuff by looks of it

Gee i thought likes of shopacheck are bad [putty in my hands atm hehehehehe]

grego · 06-03-2007, 13:46

Yeah they do try to make it look like an easy option, same as the loan ads they really annoy me. Its just unfortunate that there is a market for these kind of places.

Ianto.W. · 06-03-2007, 13:58

An insider once told me they would not buy anything there, they are reluctant to sell to anyone that did not take out the 'optinal insurance', it was they said imposible for anyone to buy without taking it out, two bites at the cherry with the insurace commision, a little like travel agents who rely on insurance to operate at a profit.

***Mr D*** · 06-03-2007, 15:13

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ianto.W.

An insider once told me they would not buy anything there, they are reluctant to sell to anyone that did not take out the 'optinal insurance', it was they said imposible for anyone to buy without taking it out, two bites at the cherry with the insurace commision, a little like travel agents who rely on insurance to operate at a profit.

Thats the one, and its Totally wrong.

The main thing that got me was the fact LIES was used to try to sell an insurance policy.

Now the FSA (Financial Service Authoritys) main keynote is ' Treating the customer fairly'.

Link to the Lap Top
http://www.brighthouse.info/products...p?id=CMACE2491

And A Quick Comparison
http://www.pricegrabber.co.uk/search...ch=acer+laptop

Taking in Mind the Brighthouse one is Reconditioned (Or should it be Repossessed).