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Re: return of faulty goods

PostPosted: Sun Aug 12, 2018 12:21 pm
by Spiritsmum
w are preparing documents to go for the hoja de reclamacciones my husband is going tomorrow with a witness as I cannot enter the shop and he will go for the policia locale if he gets no satisfaction. He has sent the woman an email detailing his requirements and that if he hears nothing my midday tomorrow this is what he will be doing.

I am thinking to get in a qualified electrician to check the work. We are having sleepless nights over this.

Yes I have thought o putting something on their facebook page but it will be removed pretty sharp I think Also I found a page e other day where you could leave a review and surprisingly after 3 years trading there were none. However I went back to check it again yesterday and it appears to have disappeared.

Re: return of faulty goods

PostPosted: Sat Aug 18, 2018 1:59 pm
by emwood
As an addition we had MANY problems with HFS KITCHENS now a Playa Flamenco, he refused my wife the " hojas" so she went to the police and they accompanied her to the shop and laid down the law PROBLEM SOLVED and we won as well

Re: return of faulty goods

PostPosted: Sat Aug 18, 2018 3:14 pm
by Spiritsmum
good news, well we have had a development we received an email this morning to say that the overpayment will be with us next week as it has apparently been paid into our bank account.....we will wait an see, we were going in again on Monday to demand our Hoja but surprise surprise they are on holiday.

We will still demand our fully itemised receipt as we are entitled to and IO would never ever recommend this crowd to anyone.

Got to laugh at anyone stupid enough to refuse the Hoja !!!!!

Re: return of faulty goods

PostPosted: Fri Aug 24, 2018 7:30 pm
by JohnES
There is an interesting article in the Costa Blanca News today about consumer rights regarding faulty goods.
Apparently the law was changed last year to make the supplier responsible in the first 6 months for putting a problem right by either repairing the goods, exchanging them or giving a refund. The warranty is still for two years but after the first 6 months the onus is on the customer to prove that they are not responsible for the fault. It is worth reading.

Re: return of faulty goods

PostPosted: Tue Aug 28, 2018 3:50 pm
by Spiritsmum
Thanks for the interesting help that I have received today we went to the OMIC office and spoke to Mariola she is lovely and very helpful and laughed outright when we showed her out receipt!!! She has told us that in no way is it legal and she has now been in contact with Premier requesting what we have asked for a legal receipt. they have until Thursday or she will begin an investigation on this company.

Incredibly the office manager has written to us and has sent the OMIC correspondence to her asesoria and is STILL INSISTING that we won't get anything more.....this woman appears to be above Spanish Law we could not make this up.


if you want a stress free life do NOT buy from this firm

Re: return of faulty goods

PostPosted: Wed Aug 29, 2018 10:59 am
by DTR
Get your lawyer to draft a Buero Fax that if it's not replaced you will take legal action.

Re: return of faulty goods

PostPosted: Wed Aug 29, 2018 11:15 am
by JohnES
The cost of a lawyer would exceed the cost of a new hob. It is best to let the OMIC office do their job and wait for their reply.

Re: return of faulty goods

PostPosted: Wed Aug 29, 2018 11:37 am
by Spiritsmum
Yes JohnES you are right, I sadly cannot prove that I did not break the hob!!! but OMIC were so helpful, we are hopeful of a satisfactory result. The hob still functions although looks bad and it cost 200euros so I said to my husband that we will use it until it dies then replace with a much better one.
Watch this space everyone

Re: return of faulty goods

PostPosted: Fri Sep 07, 2018 2:38 pm
by Spiritsmum
a continuaciĆ³n as they say here, we had the oven taken out to discover if there was a reason for the crack!!!!! oh boy!! not installed correctly no support brackets used , not even level.....and the wiring into the wall for the oven, hob and extractor is terrible, unsafe, no protection, a bit of chocolate block...ok can be acceptable but only if covered with insulating tape and this wasn't. And everything topped up with builders rubble.....my husband phoned the builder and told him to come round and have a look, first he said he would, then he said he would send an electrician....and finally we got a message telling us that we have to go away and leave them alone.
Luckily in writing on a WhatsApp message which is now with our solicitor.

We are heartily sick of everything to do with Premier Kitchens and wish we had never heard of them.....everyone has asked me why on earth we didn't go to a Spanish firm, I am asking myself the same question.