julie c
Russellville,#2Consumer Comment
Tue, September 06, 2011
Like eveyone else I bought a brand new tower in the box with windows 7 already loaded. Needless to say I got it home opened the box and the only info provided is not a valid email address of the company maker in japan. And guess what the windows 7 is not valid because there was no validation key included ANYWHERE, so needless to say this is a pirated copy of windows 7. To fix the problem I have to go buy a new copy of windows 7 to get the license key.
I beleive this falls under the anti-piracey laws goverened by the FBI. You say that your company can be contacted?, then why is your company phone number voicemail, and no one ever calls back with tech support? I will be filing this complaint with the FBI, by the way they already have a file on you and your company relating to piracey complaints.
Compu Electonics
Cleveland,#3REBUTTAL Owner of company
Tue, April 26, 2011
When we sell laptops all transactions are made face to face. The customer can open up the properties in the computer to check out the manufacturer date, the memory space and all the other specifics on the laptop of their choice. We are only there to sell and not to explain to people how to use the computer. Everything on display is what we sell. If the customer doesnt want to buy a "cracked, used and worn" computer they DO NOT HAVE TO. We do not force people to buy anything from us.
Fortunately for us we have a lot of customers and many of whom are very satisfied with their purchases.
If for some reason they are not, we do have a wonderful customer service team that may be reached at during our business hours, which are posted on the sales receipt.
We do have time to respond to complaints and we most definitely have time to take care of our customer needs.
If you wish to speak with us you may contact us at 1-440-241-1200 or you may email us at [email protected].
In this competitve industry it is normal to have a bunch of critics and this is the only way to be succesful.
We wish you all the best!
May God Bless you and your family.
Compu.Electonics
Flynrider
Phoenix,#4Consumer Comment
Wed, April 06, 2011
"With so many complaints, I wonder how these clowns can still be in business."
Because people, in their never ending quest for the "great deal", insisting on buying high priced electronics from a fly by night company they've never heard of. Most scams and cons operate on this principle. Most of the time knowing who you are dealing with is more important than the price.
anonymous
USA#5Consumer Comment
Wed, April 06, 2011
I am one of the consumers to be scammed by these people and so many of these complaints sound very familiar to me. My situation has never been settled and I still have my pc that only serves as a "paper weight". With so many complaints, I wonder how these clowns can still be in business. I have been working with the people in my state to get compu- electronics banned from the state of Minnesota. Good luck to all that have had dealings with these cheats.