My propensity for buying faulty goods continues.

We bought a washing machine last December. It's failed. We called for service. The serviceman says it's beyond repair and will organise for it to be replaced or a refund made.

Ron we will nominate you as the official Group Buying Manager for AULRO

Any future group buying you will select the products and delivery methods for our peace of mind :D

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Originally Posted by p38arover

We bought a washing machine last December. It's failed. We called for service. The serviceman says it's beyond repair and will organise for it to be replaced or a refund made.

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Hope you got the extended warranty,i always do on whitegoods,& it has saved me a few dollars.


Umm,the extra warranty i paid a few months ago on the kleenmaid refrigerator we have,well ,is now worth jack nothing:mad:

At least i have the frig,not like many others:(

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Originally Posted by p38arover

It wouldn't matter what I bought, it would still be faulty or fail on first use. :(

That's the way things are with me.

It's like dog droppings in the backyard. For years my son used to walk to and from his room next to the the garage (in bare feet) and never stood in one - not one!

I can clean up after the dog then turn around and step in one he's just laid. My family cannot believe how often I step in dog crap. They think it's hilarious.

Ron

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"They think it's hilarious."

Sorry Ron, but so do I, LMAO, Regards Frank

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Originally Posted by Tank

"They think it's hilarious."

Sorry Ron, but so do I, LMAO, Regards Frank

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Bastard! :mad:











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Hi Ron et al,

In my own humble experience........ when dollars are paid for a dog there is an inverse relationship (linear maybe, probably other) between pup dollars paid and enjoyment of this relationship.

I'm 50, have had dogs around all my life, namely 3 dogs that all lived to 17 and they were as good as I could hope for. All cost nothing except upkeep, where no expense was spared. (If they were injured etc, they were looked after)

Be interesting to see what others have to say. They were all mutts.

cheers, DL

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Originally Posted by scarry

Hope you got the extended warranty,i always do on whitegoods,& it has saved me a few dollars........

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My son in Yass got the extended warranty on his reverse cycle aircon that he relies on for heating. It stopped heating about eight and a half weeks ago (actually I think that is when he found it had - it got cold!). He spent four weeks arguing with the retailer and the warranty company about whether they would pay someone to look at it. Eventually they did, and now waiting on parts to come from Japan. It gets cold in Yass at this time of the year!

John

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Originally Posted by JDNSW

My son in Yass got the extended warranty on his reverse cycle aircon that he relies on for heating. It stopped heating about eight and a half weeks ago (actually I think that is when he found it had - it got cold!). He spent four weeks arguing with the retailer and the warranty company about whether they would pay someone to look at it. Eventually they did, and now waiting on parts to come from Japan. It gets cold in Yass at this time of the year!

John

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He must have got that unit in error, it was earmarked for Ron.;):wasntme:

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He must have got that unit in error, it was earmarked for Ron.;):wasntme:

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Mongrels! I wondered where it went to! :(

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I don't believe it!

Just before I went on holidays to the US in May, I bought a Dayco tensioner pulley (pulley only) for the Rangie as Dayco don't sell this particular one in Australia (the pulley was delivered to one of the other Admins of the RRNET forum as the suppliers don't ship overseas).

I went to fit it this morning. I took the old one off and, as one does, I compared it to the new one. It's different. :mad::mad:

It should be a 7 groove pulley and it's a 6 groove unit. The box is labelled correctly. It looks like it's been swapped in the box.

Bugger! Bugger! Damn!