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Message started by Jo on Jul 17th, 2005 at 10:52pm

Title: PC Performance - PC World Support [DSGi]
Post by Jo on Jul 17th, 2005 at 10:52pm
Hello - I am new, so please be gentle. I have done all that's advised in the Guide and I'm very sorry if I'm being really stupid and missing it but I'm unable to find a direct number for the support package I've bought from PC World.

They're called "PC Performance" and the number is - 0870 850 0653

According to the website, their postal address is:

Write to: PC Performance Customer Services, PO Box 1686, Sheffield, S2 5YB, England.

Here is a link with useful info if it helps.

Title: Re: PC Performance - PC World Support
Post by Dave on Jul 17th, 2005 at 11:03pm
Try 0800 0565732. If not, search the database for pc world and try some of the alternatives.

Title: Re: PC Performance - PC World Support
Post by Jo on Jul 18th, 2005 at 6:45am
Thank you Dave, I wasnt sure if the other numbers would be ok. A mate told me about this site when I whinged about the 0870 thing, its very useful. I cant beleive I have been spending all that money when this site was here. Marvelous.

Thank you again.

Title: Re: PC Performance - PC World Support
Post by Dave on Jul 18th, 2005 at 11:24am

wrote on Jul 18th, 2005 at 6:45am:
Thank you Dave, I wasnt sure if the other numbers would be ok. ...

Please let us know whether it works. I'm not familiar with PC World myself, so I can't say.

However, you may find with some companies that the exact 0870/0845 you have isn't listed, so I advise you to search by company name.

If you search the forums you will find a few other threads requesting alternatives for this number for PC World. The number I suggested has been given elsewhere.

Title: Re: PC Performance - PC World Support
Post by Jo on Jul 19th, 2005 at 7:12am
Dave it worked :-)

It wasnt the PC Performance dept, it was a multi choice number but it had technical support as one of the options, and through to them I got - marvelous.

Thank you very much for this, sorry for you having to repeat yourself for me, it is very much appreciated.



;D

Title: Re: PC Performance - PC World Support
Post by PCworldhater on Sep 13th, 2005 at 7:44pm
unfortunatly they can be contacted on 08709013000 press ### that will get you through to them. or 08709016000 press###  any probs with mastercare pc world let me know and i will tell you how to sought it ou . i have just finished working there after 3 years so i know all the loop holes.

Title: Re: PC Performance - PC World Support
Post by mc661 on Sep 13th, 2005 at 9:57pm
Might help if you smuggled out the internal phone directory, including the store list, with all the EX D numbers in it!

Title: Re: PC Performance - PC World Support
Post by Smasher on Sep 14th, 2005 at 8:25am

wrote on Sep 13th, 2005 at 7:44pm:
unfortunatly they can be contacted on 08709013000 press ### that will get you through to them. or 08709016000 press###  any probs with mastercare pc world let me know and i will tell you how to sought it ou . i have just finished working there after 3 years so i know all the loop holes.


The point is that we can use the alternative numbers which aren't as expensive to call.

I'm considering a laptop from PC World.  Seeing as you work for them, do you have any comments for me before I spend my hard earned and saved cash? ;D  I've heard many horror stories about them but not sure whether they are true  :-/

Title: Re: PC Performance - PC World Support
Post by PCworldhater on Sep 15th, 2005 at 8:52am
dont buy extended warentee it is a rip off. if anything majour goes wrong with it ie you break the screen you can call mastercare on 0870901600 and purchase there plan called mastercare repair and proctect which will cost around£100 they like to keep the mrp quiet as possible as they loose money on this. dont ever take a computer in to store for a health check they charge you £40 for putting in a disk and that runs a few rubbish programms that you could find on the web for nothing or they will just restore your pc back to manafacurer settings . if your going for a laptop then go for a toshiba,sony or a hp.The horror stories are more than likely true.i worked in customer services and 80 to 85% of call were abusive as pcworld stores and call centre are not very helpful and mess customers about and generaly pass you from department to department till you get fed up and either you go and buy another computer or they get you to buy there coverplan which everyone in pcworld calls it coverscam.

Title: Re: PC Performance - PC World Support
Post by mc661 on Sep 17th, 2005 at 2:30am
not allowed to call it cover(plan)scam anymore are you?

its pcperformance. or is it called "anything happens" now?


Could you stop posting the 0870's? This site is against them and the more you post them, the more it makes you look like a DSG employee!!!

Title: Re: PC Performance - PC World Support [DSGi]
Post by russett on Sep 19th, 2005 at 8:21am
I bought a PC etc. from PC world some 3 years ago and had trouble with the screen during the first year and this was replaced like for like.....all OK.  ;)

During the second year when the manufacturers guarantee had run out and I had the same problem again, this time it had to be replaced under the extra guarantee I had been enticed into taking out on the whole equipment. Oh boy was this a different story. They sent ABSOLUTE RUBBISH and when I queried this they said they had replaced like with like. Nonsense!! I am a person who does not take these things lying down and I had a huge battle with them bringing into the dispute the manager of the shop where I had bought the equipment and he refused to help until I told him that his shop was the retailer who had sold this to me and was dulty bound to help!!!!!!! After many more telephone calls, they eventually capitulated and sent me a larger and better screen.

After this episode, I would never take take out extra guarantee on any of their products ever again and even their employees quietly agree with me!!!!

My theory on buying is select the item you would best like, then shop around for prices on that item and buy without extra guarantee.

Title: PC World Business - PC Performance [DSGi]
Post by tyzer on Sep 25th, 2005 at 10:00am
Hi,

i've checked the numberas already listed, but none of them are what i am after, as they all say ring the 0870 number i already have as they don't have access to the same system as the pc world business section.

The number i have is 0870 901 4000, and this is for PC World Business, and its for the PC Performance support section.

thanks.

Title: Re: PC World Business - PC Performance [DSGi]
Post by bigjohn on Sep 25th, 2005 at 10:57am
The 0800 number listed under PC World

0800 0565732 will put you through.

OPT 1 for Business . OPT 4  for PC performance

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