Silque Quik is a verified reviewer on CrowdTrust who has written 3 customer reviews with an average rating of 3.7 out of 5 stars.
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I bought a step stool from the Home Bargains store at Yate and on one of the very first times it was used, it broke under my wife. It was very fortunate that I was just next to her and managed to catch her thus preventing what would likely have been a bad fall. Still, my wife sprained her hip as a consequence. I contacted their customer service dept which gave me the runaround and insisted that I return the stool to the Yate store – even though I sent them several photographs of the broken object. As it had been a few months since I bought the stool, I had not kept the receipt (who keeps receipts for months on a less than £30 purchase?) My wife returned it as instructed and I wrote to customer service again informing them that it had been returned. I also sent them a photo of the receipt provided by the store – which included the name of the person accepting it. It has been three weeks since then and still no reply from home bargains. It just shows how pathetic they are and how little they care about customers and their reputation. They may be cheap, but if you have any problems with their products, do not expect any remedy or service!
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In the last fortnight I have spoken with Which? Legal thrice. Each time, a swift appointment was arranged and each advisor I spoke with was professional, very personable and provided sound advice. One even sent me an excellent template to edit and send to a party with whom I had serious issues with. Another advisor (re another issue) explained that as the company had deviously wound itself up, there was no recourse under UK law (as Lord Denning MR so astutely observed, "the law is an ass"). This was very unlike a legal firm which I had engaged. (The latter disgustingly charged me c. £3,000 to come to the same conclusion.) The Which? Legal service at £9 a month is well worth it.