Review of avast
Review of avast
Review of apple
Feeling extremely let down by Apple today.I've been a loyal customer for over 20 years and have spent thousands of pounds with them. But when I was recently scammed by a non-functioning app—WIPR 2—Apple refused to stand by me.I reported the issue the same day I purchased the app, requesting a refund under UK consumer law, which clearly provides protection for digital purchases that do not work as advertised. My initial request was denied, as was my appeal.Today, I called Apple customer support again, hoping to escalate the issue. Instead, I was met with a dismissive, aggressive representative who claimed my refund attempts were invalid because I didn’t use the exact phrase “right to withdraw.” This kind of semantic gamesmanship is outrageous—especially when the law is on my side.To make matters worse, I was told that refund requests aren’t even reviewed by a human being. They're processed by a computer algorithm. How can this possibly meet legal standards, let alone customer service expectations?Lastly, I asked the representative to explain the specific reasons why my refund request had been denied. He couldn’t provide an answer. Instead, he said he would send me the terms and conditions. When I asked which section of the T&Cs applied to my refund case being denied, again he could not answer and he responded he would email me the terms & conditions. What followed? Not one, but ten separate emails in a row, each containing lengthy terms and conditions, effectively spamming my inbox. Was that a power move? If so, I hope it gave that overly aggressive representative some sense of satisfaction, because from a customer perspective, it was petty, unhelpful, and deeply unprofessional.I’m shocked that a company as large and influential as Apple treats its long-term customers this way. It feels like they’re more interested in protecting profits than upholding consumer rights.This experience has genuinely shaken my trust in Apple.
Review of abebooks
I've never received any books, and they refuse to reimburse me saying "oh there's no tracking number available for your order so just wait". (like it's going to magically appear, as we are already past the shipping delay announced)Well, i'm not the one shipping internationally, and not asking for a tracking number.Just run, it's a scam.
Review of avast
Review of avast
Review of apple
Feeling extremely let down by Apple today.I've been a loyal customer for over 20 years and have spent thousands of pounds with them. But when I was recently scammed by a non-functioning app—WIPR 2—Apple refused to stand by me.I reported the issue the same day I purchased the app, requesting a refund under UK consumer law, which clearly provides protection for digital purchases that do not work as advertised. My initial request was denied, as was my appeal.Today, I called Apple customer support again, hoping to escalate the issue. Instead, I was met with a dismissive, aggressive representative who claimed my refund attempts were invalid because I didn’t use the exact phrase “right to withdraw.” This kind of semantic gamesmanship is outrageous—especially when the law is on my side.To make matters worse, I was told that refund requests aren’t even reviewed by a human being. They're processed by a computer algorithm. How can this possibly meet legal standards, let alone customer service expectations?Lastly, I asked the representative to explain the specific reasons why my refund request had been denied. He couldn’t provide an answer. Instead, he said he would send me the terms and conditions. When I asked which section of the T&Cs applied to my refund case being denied, again he could not answer and he responded he would email me the terms & conditions. What followed? Not one, but ten separate emails in a row, each containing lengthy terms and conditions, effectively spamming my inbox. Was that a power move? If so, I hope it gave that overly aggressive representative some sense of satisfaction, because from a customer perspective, it was petty, unhelpful, and deeply unprofessional.I’m shocked that a company as large and influential as Apple treats its long-term customers this way. It feels like they’re more interested in protecting profits than upholding consumer rights.This experience has genuinely shaken my trust in Apple.
Review of abebooks
I've never received any books, and they refuse to reimburse me saying "oh there's no tracking number available for your order so just wait". (like it's going to magically appear, as we are already past the shipping delay announced)Well, i'm not the one shipping internationally, and not asking for a tracking number.Just run, it's a scam.
Review of avast
Review of avast
Review of apple
Feeling extremely let down by Apple today.I've been a loyal customer for over 20 years and have spent thousands of pounds with them. But when I was recently scammed by a non-functioning app—WIPR 2—Apple refused to stand by me.I reported the issue the same day I purchased the app, requesting a refund under UK consumer law, which clearly provides protection for digital purchases that do not work as advertised. My initial request was denied, as was my appeal.Today, I called Apple customer support again, hoping to escalate the issue. Instead, I was met with a dismissive, aggressive representative who claimed my refund attempts were invalid because I didn’t use the exact phrase “right to withdraw.” This kind of semantic gamesmanship is outrageous—especially when the law is on my side.To make matters worse, I was told that refund requests aren’t even reviewed by a human being. They're processed by a computer algorithm. How can this possibly meet legal standards, let alone customer service expectations?Lastly, I asked the representative to explain the specific reasons why my refund request had been denied. He couldn’t provide an answer. Instead, he said he would send me the terms and conditions. When I asked which section of the T&Cs applied to my refund case being denied, again he could not answer and he responded he would email me the terms & conditions. What followed? Not one, but ten separate emails in a row, each containing lengthy terms and conditions, effectively spamming my inbox. Was that a power move? If so, I hope it gave that overly aggressive representative some sense of satisfaction, because from a customer perspective, it was petty, unhelpful, and deeply unprofessional.I’m shocked that a company as large and influential as Apple treats its long-term customers this way. It feels like they’re more interested in protecting profits than upholding consumer rights.This experience has genuinely shaken my trust in Apple.
Review of abebooks
I've never received any books, and they refuse to reimburse me saying "oh there's no tracking number available for your order so just wait". (like it's going to magically appear, as we are already past the shipping delay announced)Well, i'm not the one shipping internationally, and not asking for a tracking number.Just run, it's a scam.
Review of abebooks
I've never received any books, and they refuse to reimburse me saying "oh there's no tracking number available for your order so just wait". (like it's going to magically appear, as we are already past the shipping delay announced)Well, i'm not the one shipping internationally, and not asking for a tracking number.Just run, it's a scam.
Review of wired
Review of keap
Review of keap
I was a customer of 10 years; a major investment. I used the help support online to ask about cancelling my policy and was never informed of 10 days notice. I was given vague direction to better to cancel about a week before so there's processing time. When I did try to cancel you get directed to a consultant that sets a time with you for a review of your account. You have to wait for the appointment When I cancelled my account 2 days prior when I spoke to the consultant they refused it and said i was to be charged an entire new month AUD455. That's the level of appreciation for 10 years of being a loyal customer - quite clear they have no moral compass. Don't go near them
Review of care
Review of xe
Review of xe
Review of wpforms
