Peter Craig Reviews

Peter Craig Highstreet Shopping

Newest Review: ... get rich off the backs of people who may not be able to go shopping and buy things outright). No, I don't like Peter Craig (who ever he is). I don't think I would like my name associated with such dodgy ethics like I mentioned. Some more general comments on Peter Craig/Littlewoods (the same company after all) Whilst the catalogues are vast, the product photography is rather mundane and uninspiring (I studied for my diploma in photography over a decade ago, so I think I can critise! - smug git). Whilst I confess to being a user of this catalogue (for one of the reasons mentioned above - being skint), the stock availbility is de... more

Customer Peter Craig Reviews (2)

Peter Craig: Well dodgy - you sell your soul to the devil, at an inflated ... (504 words)
by - written on 15/05/01, updated on  01/06/01
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As the name "Peter Craig" is dissappearing in favour of the parent company, "Littlewoods", will the dire customer service improove? In a word, "no". The service will get even worse (if you can imagine it) as the staff are frequently getting culled so fewer staff to do more work, it is obviously not going to improove. Peter Craig was one of seven badges for Littlewoods home shopping catalogue (you know the sort of thing, over priced goods that you will never finish paying for). exaguration, I know but the goods are greatly overpriced in some cases and reasonable in others. Although it is stated that the goods are all interest ...  Read the complete review

lamorna
Sooo boring, but.......... (203 words)
by - written on 05/07/00, updated on  05/07/00 (Useful, 195 readings)
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I despair of the clothes in this and similar mail order catalogues. They are either designed for 'Hookers 'R' Us' or The Loyalty to Crimplene Brigade. There's very little inbetween. I fancy that the new Autumn/Winter catalogue has a smaller clothes section, as the High Street and online shopping wins the battle. On the other hand, not a bad way of buying large household items if you don't live near large retail outlets. They pay 10% commission on everything you buy, and there is extended credit with zero interest. Delivery is next day, and returns are very straightforward and hassle free. But have you seen the Jewellery ...  Read the complete review