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Title: Overclockers Post by Anthony_D on Jan 12th, 2005 at 6:47pm
Hello,
Overclockers.co.uk have a technical suport number that is: 0871 222 8528 I've found the alternative number for sales: 01782 339600 But there doesn't seem to be a way of getting transferred to technical support from that number. A search on the BT online phone directory reveals just the above 339600 number. Does anyone know the alternative number for 0871 222 8528? Anthony ~ Edited by Dave: Thread title amended |
Title: Re: Overclockers Technical Support Post by DaveM on Jan 13th, 2005 at 12:35am
Anthony
I've got a few numbers for you to try for me so please call them ASAP and post the results here so I can check them against my findings. The two main ones I want you to try are 01782 339604 and 339616. They had an announcement saying Mon-Fri 10am-5pm, Sat 10am-4pm; slightly different to the hours on the website. Next to try are 339605 and 339612 - amongst others I found, these were busy, a common 0870 occurrance after hours. The results are important and should tell me what I want to know. In case you're not sure what I'm doing, I am mapping their network to hopefully find the numbers required. ;D |
Title: Re: Overclockers Technical Support Post by Anthony_D on Jan 13th, 2005 at 6:14pm
Hello,
For some reason I couldn't use this forum at work, my user name would be displayed then I click on a topic and suddenly I'm reverted back to 'guest status'. Back on topic.... I have tried the following numbers between 11:45 and 12:00 today and here are the results: 339604 Answer: "Thank you for calling, your call is being held in a queue" 339616 Answer: "Welcome to Overclockers Technical Support, Thank you for calling, your call is being held in a queue" 339605 & 339612 were engaged after repeated tries. The 0871 number itself was mostly engaged but once (about 9am) came up with a recorded message identical to one of the two messages above. Thanks for the numbers. Anthony |
Title: Re: Overclockers Technical Support Post by DaveM on Jan 13th, 2005 at 11:22pm
Thanks Anthony
I think you may have a Cookie problem there on your work Pc. Mention it to Daniel in an Instant Message. I suspect that most of the busy lines I had were support numbers so 339604 may be Customer or Tech support, with 339616 the Tech support (as you confirmed). Depending on their exchange system, I suspect the busy lines were either not logged in or may have been busy on calls. If anyone knows anything different, please let me know as I'm still not "au fait" with all systems, & I'm keen to learn more. Another number I found that may be useful to you was PreSales support/Customer services on 339621. ;D |
Title: Re: Overclockers Technical Support Post by Dave on Sep 14th, 2006 at 12:36pm
The unverified listings have 01782 339611 as technical support.
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Title: Re: Overclockers Technical Support Post by signetone on Sep 14th, 2006 at 12:58pm
Dave
thanks for the reply. The Technical number for Overclockers is 01782 339616 and has been checked. thanks Brian |
Title: Overclockers UK Post by sicooke on Mar 10th, 2008 at 3:11pm
Hi,
Has anyone managed to get through to the Overclockers UK sales line on any of the geographical numbers listed? Numbers are the same for their sales and tech support lines. I could only get through to tech support and they wouldn't transfer me. Cheers Simon |
Title: Re: Overclockers UK Post by jgxenite on Mar 10th, 2008 at 3:23pm
Have you tried 01782 339 600 (which would appear to be their switchboard)? If that doesn't work, you should perhaps try other numbers in the 01782 339 6xx range (where xx starts 01, 02, 03 etc.)
In my opinion, I wouldn't want to buy from a company that only has NGNs. |
Title: Re: Overclockers UK Post by Dave on Mar 10th, 2008 at 8:34pm sicooke wrote on Mar 10th, 2008 at 3:11pm:
See information above on this thread which I have joined the one you made to. |
Title: Re: Overclockers Post by sicooke on Mar 10th, 2008 at 10:27pm
Having done a bit of reading around it seems the company has an appalling record for customer support anyway. Currently re-thinking whether to purchase from them.
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Title: Re: Overclockers Post by TheHistoryGirl on Dec 18th, 2008 at 8:47pm
I'm trying to get the one for their Systems department (apparently different from technical support) for future reference, I've been forced to use the 0871 222 8529 number (similar to the one for tech support, except that one ends 8528) for them so far
I intend to post an update to the entry for Overclockers, but I want to add a bunch together since for some of them they have no corresponding 087 number but are still not listed and may be of use to customers! The Systems one is the only one missing for the collection now I think! 01782 339 600 - LISTED ON YOUR SITE AS VERIFIED BUT DOES NOT WORK, HANGS UP AUTOMATICALLY 01782 339 601-604 - hangs up (automatically?) 01782 339 601-605 - engaged (permanantly? not sure) 01782 339 606 - Creepy answer machine that just says "number 6. 6. 6." and nothing else - Seriously o_O 01782 339 607 - Finance Department 01782 339 608 - hangs up (automatically?) 01782 339 609 - Finance Department 2 (not sure if goes to same internal line like some of these numbers do) 01782 339 610 - Answer machine - "This is Phil, if you're calling about the warehouse operative job leave a message" 01782 339 611 - Answer machine - "Overclockers UK - Adam Whitworth's number has changed to 0870 443 0853" 01782 339 612 - Answer machine - "Number 3. 3. 3." 01782 339 613-614 - hangs up (automatically?) 01782 339 615 - Accounts Dep, Chris 01782 339 616 - Technical Support (YOUR WEBSITE SAYS IN UNVERIFIED SECTION THAT IT IS SALES, THIS IS WRONG) 01782 339 617 - Purchasing Department - "1 for Andrew, 2 for Phil, 3 for Adam, 4 for Tom" 01782 339 618-622 - hangs up (automatically?) 01782 339 623 - Accounts Dep - "1 for Claire <something>, 2 for Gina Pritchard, 3 for Lindsay Dale" 01782 339 624 - Same as 610 01782 339 625 - A man answers doesn't say who he is but works for OC uk and gives out 087 premium numbers to call instead 01782 339 627 - Machine - "Scott, Returns" (I think it says returns anyway? hard to make out) 01782 339 628 - Same as 623 01782 339 629 - Customer support 01782 339 630+ (up to at least 635) - number not in use So you can see why I'm puzzled over not hitting the one for Systems! aybe they are in another area, or the 0871 redirects to a mobile... if anyone can find it it would be cool and a complete list for the site It's totally wrong to make people pay extra to call when it's to return faulty goods and such... However they DO NOT SEEM TO BE A BAD COMPANY at least from my experience oh I know what I'll do I'll post as the weird name login below just to make sure, I change my mind about using a diff name ;) |
Title: Re: Overclockers Post by fhj23f7f on Dec 18th, 2008 at 9:02pm
yeah "weird name" here, above post is me - like I said I changed my mind, I just figured that saying the company isn't that bad from a random 1 post account probably looks weird like an employee or something saying it, but tis not.
So again starting afresh with the little reply at the end there to the previous previous post by sicooke - I've had no problems with them and as you can see from my SoftUK topic I'm not easy on companies who appear to be scammers or treat customers like crap - Overclockers though for all that some people seem to have problems with haven't done me any bad at least, in fact they were really helpful when I ordered a PC from them and needed to return it after finding out that the PSU they supplied for the PC probably wouldn't last too long with the setup I chose (and also needing the graphics card changed after there was a misunderstanding on the phone - there's 3 different graphics card called X-fi titanium apparently) - Also included the boxes manuals and stuff for the extras I chose like Corsair 1000HX, shiny sticky badge thing to put on PC, logo'd pouch for bits, CDs etc - though graphisc card was OEM which was a bit of a pain because no VGA (CRT) adapter - but that's more of a general risk about buying pre-built PCs rather than OC UK in particular. The thing I don't agree with is yeah, forcing people to call numbers with extra fees on top (especially ones that aren't labelled clearly as such like 08 numbers - most people still think they are cheaper or freephone like the very similar 080 numbers) even for things like needing to return faulty or incorrect goods - essentially paying extra for problems not caused by the customer Their archrival (seriously! they both seem to hate each other's guts it seems quite personal) Scan does the same thing too though despite having slightly more open customer service via a forum (though they still censor on their own forum [for example, mentioning this site = woosh, gone] like I've been told OC UK does) |
Title: Re: Overclockers Post by jrawle on Dec 18th, 2008 at 9:59pm fhj23f7f wrote on Dec 18th, 2008 at 9:02pm:
If they supplied a system that wasn't fit for purpose, then that was definitely their fault. But I wondered, can't you just exchange the power supply? Sending the whole PC back must cost a fortune. To be honest, it's probably better to buy the components and assemble them yourself, if you're into high-end or custom PCs! Anyway, I'd call the customer services on the number you have, and ask for the faults to be put right. You're not requesting technical support, but are arranging an exchange of faulty goods. |
Title: Re: Overclockers Post by fhj23f7f on Dec 18th, 2008 at 10:22pm
Oh, I think you misunderstood me - I said they were really helpful because they in fact did do that :) They took it back free of charge and switched the sound card to the right one I wanted and the PSU :) And as for assemble yourself - nahhhh, I'd probably only break it, not a technical guy heh
It's all sorted now, if you re-read my post you maybe might get what I meant now? I just want to get the Systems number for in case of future need and so that others in need don't have to dial around hoping and failing to find it like I did! :) |
Title: Re: Overclockers Post by Dave on Dec 19th, 2008 at 3:00pm
If you are ringing the 01782 numbers and listening for the same recording you get when you dial the 0871 numbers, you might not find it because it is based on the 0871 number itself.
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Title: Re: Overclockers Post by fhj23f7f on Dec 19th, 2008 at 4:37pm
hmm I don't think it would make sense though for it to be one of the other ones, as technical support apparently is different from systems and so is customer care...
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Title: Re: Overclockers Post by Dave on Dec 19th, 2008 at 5:16pm Dave wrote on Dec 19th, 2008 at 3:00pm:
What I'm saying is that the individual menu options may point to different 01782 numbers. The hold music you hear when you call the 0871 and select an option might be based on that 0871. Whilst the music is playing, the 01782 number might be ringing. Hence, it's not straightforward to match 01782 number to those underlying the 0871 menu. |
Title: Re: Overclockers Post by fhj23f7f on Dec 19th, 2008 at 7:14pm
Oh, there isn't a menu, just hold.
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Title: Re: Overclockers Post by Anonymous695 on May 15th, 2009 at 4:39pm
hi can anyone find the number for Systems somehow please? it's high rate 0871...
0871 222 8529 |
Title: Re: Overclockers Post by Dave on May 16th, 2009 at 9:05pm wrote on May 15th, 2009 at 4:39pm:
There are some entries for Overclockers UK. Perhaps you can advise as to which are suitable alternatives and/or if any of the entries needs amending or removing. |
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