Bodyshop trying to have me over *UPDATED - Finally got THEM!!*

Discussion in 'General Vehicle Chat' started by Obvious, Jul 7, 2007.

  1. KeithMac Forum Junkie

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    From what I can see, CIS have payed this ****ty bodyshop to do the work for you, it`s CIS who should be taking action agains the bodyshop, your complaint should start and stop at CIS.. It`s like buying a kettle from Argos and it blows up a day later, you take it back to Argos, not the company who manufactured it..

    Have you spoken to a solicitor yet?, surely signature fraud is enough to take the bodyshop to court?. You also haven`t signed a satisfaction note so the claim still stands with CIS, have you written to the car insurance ombudsman?.

    You have a case with CIS, THEY should be dealing with the bodyshop not you. Don`t give up mate that`s what they expect you to do.

    Put a complaint in about CIS and their handling of your case.
     
  2. Obvious Forum Member

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    Have finally got the internet back, 2 weeks access in 2 months, great service Orange Broadband... NOT!

    Just to catch up I am waiting for a final response letter back from CIS, Ombudsman informed me, they can't do anything just yet until I get a final response letter. If I do not get the letter within 8 weeks of me sending my final letter of complaint to them, then they will take over from there. So just have to hold fire until I get the letter from CIS then I have a case with the Ombudsman. Have not contacted the FSA, but I just be doing so as the more avenues I can go down with this the better.

    Still no word from trading standards either :rolleyes: I had the cased passed on a good few weeks ago, so might just have to pop into my local office and try chase them up also.

    I'll get there eventually with it all, been a long and hard drawn out process thus far, but still not losing hope ;)
     
  3. Jonny777 Forum Member

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    Good luck mate [:D]

    I think you should sue Orange while you're at it an all! :lol:
     
  4. Obvious Forum Member

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    :lol: Don't even go there.. haha

    Let's take the past 2 months for an example. Total down time = 6 weeks
    They fixed the 'fault on the line' then 1 week later it went down again, back on again today after just over 2 weeks of being down. Already been glitchy this morning.

    Will be jumping ship from Orange asap.
     
  5. vwaudi Forum Member

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    Been on Orange broad band for nearly 11 months, not a problem except on Sunday afternoons when it goes a bit slow.
     
  6. Obvious Forum Member

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    Wish our service was as reliable as yours. It's always the LLU and line faults that go haywire, brings up the dreaded PPP server down on the livebox. Apparently a well know problem Orange are facing, and have been facing for months on end now. They are looking into migrating everyone onto new servers/lines to try resolve it they reckon.

    Give a week and it'll be down again :lol:
     
  7. vwaudi Forum Member

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    I live in the centre of town, and reasonable close to the BT exchange so I thing it all helps.

    When I was on BT I was getting 8 meg all the time, I left them because Orange BB came free with the phone.
     
  8. Obvious Forum Member

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    I'm about 600m as the crow flies from the exhange, and speeds haven't been that great to be honest. Line capable of 10mb+ as shown on the livebox.. Orange speed never seems to get anywhere near or over 2mb :thumbd: for a so called 8mb service.
     

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