General Comments on Computer Companies and Retailers

If you have a PC make sure you let Volts UK in Bletchley, milton Keynes look after you. I have a HP PC unit brought from PC world, it was getting slow so decided to go into PC world to have it upgraded. Well after about 2 weeks they still had not got to it so I decided to pay them a visit, what can I say I have not heard so much rubbish in all my life. From being told 1 week it was now 2 and he started going about this failing and that going wrong? I took my PC back there and then after arguing about the £70 they charged me for looking at it, which they clearly had not. I decided to leave it. I thought about buying a new one when a friend suggested Volts UK. I ...  Read the complete review

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What follows, is a shortened version of what happened to me, when I bought a PC from Tiny Computers. They are now bankrupt but bought out by Time computers. Time have a similar reputation to that of the one Tiny was known by, but I have no personal experience of them, so cannot draw a conclusion fairly. The reason I am putting this op in the general computer topic, is because the op is more about knowing your rights and what to do when you buy a PC. Tiny are just my case in point. The point of the op is two-fold; to warn potential computer buyers about unethical practices in the industry, and to inform them a little about their rights, under The Sale of ...  Read the complete review

Looking for a new base unit? Upgrade your old system? Surfed the web till you perspired (or should that be expired?) Then aim your browser towards www.Newlogic.co.uk. The range of upgrade products for upgrades and beyond are comprehensive and reasonably priced. I required to upgrade an old Packard bell and decided on a new base unit. Newlogic offered a 20Gb AMD complete system for £255 ex VAT. even then it is good value. Ok I was lucky to buy mine through auction at a much lower price (£231 ex delivery) but this is where they really grabbed my attention. From the first moment I contacted them, their staff could not be more helpful.The personal touch they ...  Read the complete review

If you ever have a computer problem DONT go to volts, a small computer shop in the buckinghamshire town of bletchley. Instead why not have a go at fixing it yourself or perhaps visit your local con artist and see what he can do. These options would be alot better for you and your computer. I first encountered the "miracle" that is volts when i had a hard drive problem. Basically command.com had been deleted, so i thought "i dont know what im doing so i'll leave it to the professionals, big mistake. I got my computer back 4WEEKS later, only to find that some computer rookie, had removed a much needed scuzi board, removed memory from my computer, ...  Read the complete review