Thread: My propensity for buying faulty goods continues.

Originally Posted by p38arover

Hmm, it seems the little dog needs more work and they are going to keep her at Guide Dogs for a month. She needs an another op on the other rear leg plus one on a front leg. She must have been in a fair bit of pain to not be able to walk up two steps at home.

They will be giving her physiotherapy.

No wonder she kept biting everyone.

What private owners pay for Vet services and what Guide Dogs Aust would pay are too different things, also they would have their own in house vet in major cities, and or they would take the animal to the University Veterinary School and let the trainee vets work on them, just like the council pounds let their strays/surrendered animals be used for veterinary science

Originally Posted by ATH

I would have thought the guide dog people had enough to do with their money than waste it on something with problems maybe stemming from bad breeding.

So did I.

Ron,

"My ability to buy faulty goods continues"

did you actually PAY for the puppy....if not this is in the wrong thread


OH and good luck with the dog...it will need tender loving care, which I am sure you will give


Mrs hh

I only shook his hand, I swear.

In the past few weeks-
Lightbulbs that won't light
UPSes that won't supply power
RAM that won't boot
Indicator cover for the cursed VW - supplier sent me wrong year model, and crossed off the incorrect dates on the invoice so I wouldn't notice.
Brake pads that won't fit, twice, I did it once, mechanic the second time.

Originally Posted by abaddonxi

I only shook his hand, I swear.

In the past few weeks-
Lightbulbs that won't light
UPSes that won't supply power
RAM that won't boot
Indicator cover for the cursed VW - supplier sent me wrong year model, and crossed off the incorrect dates on the invoice so I wouldn't notice.
Brake pads that won't fit, twice, I did it once, mechanic the second time.

There's a lesson in there Simon.

last week I bought and installed a ceiling fan for the master bedroom. It seems to be faulty in that it randomly buzzes.

It was my fault. *I touched the box instead of letting the salesgirl get it out from the pile on the floor.

The supplier will only warrant fans installed by a qualified electrician - the warranty claim requires all the eleccie's details.

Originally Posted by p38arover

The supplier will only warrant fans installed by a qualified electrician - the warranty claim requires all the eleccie's details.

Pick one out of the phone book or just make up one.





Maybe someone here can help with a receipt......