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This message was authored by Me41 This message was authored by: Me41

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It's just another failure of Sky to ensure customer satisfaction. I have had a faulty Glass TV for 7 months and Sky are refusing to replace it. They are the worst company in the world at customer service. 

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This message was authored by Pete2511 This message was authored by: Pete2511

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If this happened to me, I'd be cancelling the direct debit for the payment informaing Sky of what I have done and stating that repayments will resume once the service I am paying for has resumed.

 

 

This message was authored by TimmyBGood This message was authored by: TimmyBGood

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@Pete2511 

 

As repeated many times in this forum, all that does is automatically put the customer in the wrong and causes communication with Sky to cease, while realistically exerting precisely zero pressure on a multi billion pound company.

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This message was authored by Pete2511 This message was authored by: Pete2511

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@TimmyBGood - totally agree but what else can the 'little guys' do?

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@Pete2511 wrote:

 what else can the 'little guys' do?


Keep in communication (and logging it) while insisting politely but firmly that a supplier of goods and services does have specific obligations under consumer protection legislation.

 

The point is to demonstrate that Sky is in breach of contract, not to put oneself in that situation through missing payments.  In particular, part of the monthly cost of Glass is repayment of an unsecured personal loan and defaulting on those can get really painful.

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BT Halo 3+ Ultrafast FTTP (500Mbs), BT Smart Hub 2
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The complication here is the possibility that intentional action (deployment of a software update) by a manufacturer/supplier has caused an out-of-warranty device to fail, and as I mentioned above I doubt that's a situation specifically covered by existing regulation.

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BT Halo 3+ Ultrafast FTTP (500Mbs), BT Smart Hub 2
This message was authored by Pete2511 This message was authored by: Pete2511

Re: Sky glass TV fault

Thank you for the chat @TimmyBGood - I do agree with you, my initial answer is borne out of frustration really in previous similar situations. 😊

This message was authored by Exiled-in-HH This message was authored by: Exiled-in-HH

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@TimmyBGood wrote:

The complication here is the possibility that intentional action (deployment of a software update) by a manufacturer/supplier has caused an out-of-warranty device to fail, and as I mentioned above I doubt that's a situation specifically covered by existing regulation.


It would be a good idea to bring this thread to the attention of the Community Messaging Team with a superuser referral🤔

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This message was authored by Shorty12345 This message was authored by: Shorty12345

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My sky glass has devolpemed a hardware issue and my screen is split down the middle same situation out of warranty still paying for it and sky won't replace it 20yrs loyal customer absolutely shocking 

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@Exiled-in-HH wrote:

@TimmyBGood wrote:

The complication here is the possibility that intentional action (deployment of a software update) by a manufacturer/supplier has caused an out-of-warranty device to fail, and as I mentioned above I doubt that's a situation specifically covered by existing regulation.


It would be a good idea to bring this thread to the attention of the Community Messaging Team with a superuser referral🤔


This wouldn't come under the remit of the messaging team, 

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This message was authored by Exiled-in-HH This message was authored by: Exiled-in-HH

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@Jporch316 wrote:

@Exiled-in-HH wrote:

@TimmyBGood wrote:

The complication here is the possibility that intentional action (deployment of a software update) by a manufacturer/supplier has caused an out-of-warranty device to fail, and as I mentioned above I doubt that's a situation specifically covered by existing regulation.


It would be a good idea to bring this thread to the attention of the Community Messaging Team with a superuser referral🤔


This wouldn't come under the remit of the messaging team, 


Really ... should the Messaging Team make that decision😟

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This message was authored by peter-marlow+1966 This message was authored by: peter-marlow+1966

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You could try trading  standards guys 

Go them and see if they can help you 

This message was authored by Shorty12345 This message was authored by: Shorty12345

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I've phoning them later today 

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@Exiled-in-HH wrote:

@Jporch316 wrote:

@Exiled-in-HH wrote:

It would be a good idea to bring this thread to the attention of the Community Messaging Team with a superuser referral🤔


This wouldn't come under the remit of the messaging team, 



Really ... should the Messaging Team make that decision😟

@Exiled-in-HH  Unfortunagtely the answer is no as there are guidelines as to what can be escalated to the Community Messaging Team and as mentioned by @Jporch316 this situation would not one of them.

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@Fothergill1 wrote:

@Exiled-in-HH wrote:

@Jporch316 wrote:

@Exiled-in-HH wrote:

It would be a good idea to bring this thread to the attention of the Community Messaging Team with a superuser referral🤔


This wouldn't come under the remit of the messaging team, 



Really ... should the Messaging Team make that decision😟

@Exiled-in-HH  Unfortunagtely the answer is no as there are guidelines as to what can be escalated to the Community Messaging Team and as mentioned by @Jporch316 this situation would not one of them.


If this issue doesn't deserve referral ... those guidelines need serious review🙁

 

Which aspect of those guidelines does this issue not qualify for referral?

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