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Well, he deleted his own post, I can re-instate it ... no point though, he can't type in English.

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lol its funny that, coz they cant seem to talk in english when you fone them either!! anyway, its cool i juz wondered wot he was saying
 
llcoolg said:
lol its funny that, coz they cant seem to talk in english when you fone them either!! anyway, its cool i juz wondered wot he was saying
You have mail ... ;)


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miss mash mesh

llcoolg, seems a mesh employee wanted to voice their views on the illustrious company they work for. It was written in such a way that it had to come from only one source.

Trouble is they forgot to hide their IP Address when sending the post, so it was traced back to mesh computers. So it shows that not all mesh employee's are on the ball when dealing with computers & the net.:rolleyes:
Something those of us that have dealt with mesh already know.:eek:
 
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hi people

i have been browsing through these forums on mesh computers since i brought my new mesh pc around 5 or so months ago, my friends always tell me to check out the forum on pc vendors to catch the living amount of joke. So as I got nothing better to do at 1.30am in the morning, I decided to post this message;


i brought my first mesh pc back in 1999, a long time ago, and just recent i brought mesh pc for around £500 with the 19in monitor, i got in there before the offer run out.

i know mesh have had a few problems with after sales, but i have noticed that mesh is the only company, i think in the UK that offers a 3 year warranty with there computers. PC World tried to charge me an arm and leg for an extra 2 years and dell also, so I went for the alternative, I rather wait 3 weeks for my computer then pay a extra 150 pounds for warranty.

just a quick question before I go, i would like a bit of feed back on the asus laptops that mesh sell, is it worth the buy because i was going to get a dell instead.

any response would be great

code66
"which way to vegas"
 
I suppose the law of averages says that somebody will strike lucky with Mesh.

Laptop?

Buy a Toshiba.
 
toshiba..well i know...expensive...

i heared somewhere that you can drop a cup of tea on the tosh and it will still work...
 
code66 said:
toshiba..well i know...expensive...

Well, you asked.

Toshiba cheaper than Sony Vaio. Very reliable. Good support.

You pays yer money, you make your choice.

code66 said:
i heared somewhere that you can drop a cup of tea on the tosh and it will still work...
Totally irrevelant that, ain't it? :)
 
i heared somewhere that you can drop a cup of tea on the tosh and it will still work...

No they don't......Plenty of tosh's come in at work with liquid spills and i write them off cause there knackered...
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code66 said:
hi people

i know mesh have had a few problems with after sales, but i have noticed that mesh is the only company, i think in the UK that offers a 3 year warranty with there computers. PC World tried to charge me an arm and leg for an extra 2 years and dell also, so I went for the alternative, I rather wait 3 weeks for my computer then pay a extra 150 pounds for warranty.

any response would be great

code66
"which way to vegas"


Hi code 66, glad your PC is in workin order,
In regards to PC manufacturer warranties, mesh do offer a 3 year warranty, whether they make good on that deal is an entirely different story.

If you've been reading all the different mesh postings on various forums. you will know as well as the rest of us that they have a tendancy to mess people about when the time comes to fulfil a warranty purchased from them.

Personally i would rather pay a bit extra for a decent PC with a real warranty, rather than kidding myself on with what amounts to be an expensive piece of mesh paper that gives a proud V sign to this countries trade discription laws!

Anyway mate you struck lucky (so far) with your mesh PC, buying a laptop fom them aswell is tempting fate dont you think??
 
3 year warranty, in mesh's favour

code66 i agree with llcoolg, i have a 2 year on-site warranty but it took me 12 weeks to get mesh to come out to fix a problem. All they want to do is RTB pc's back to them. That would mean not having a pc for at least 10 days! [note this figure is straight from mesh, themselves]

I'm glad you have not had problems with your pc, it's good to hear of those who get a decently made pc. However you only need to look at the mesh threads here & on other forums to see the problems mesh have with honouring warranties.
 
feckit said:
code66 i agree with llcoolg, i have a 2 year on-site warranty but it took me 12 weeks to get mesh to come out to fix a problem. All they want to do is RTB pc's back to them. That would mean not having a pc for at least 10 days! [note this figure is straight from mesh, themselves]

I'm glad you have not had problems with your pc, it's good to hear of those who get a decently made pc. However you only need to look at the mesh threads here & on other forums to see the problems mesh have with honouring warranties.

You would be extremely lucky feckit, if they returned your system to you in that space time, they promised me 10 days, it took 5 weeks and i beleive they do that quite a lot to their customers, so your were quite right to insist they come out and honour their onsite warranty
 
Hi code66 :)

Welcome to the PC Review Forum code66
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The best computer forum :thumb:

I am pleased you have not had any problems with your computer, and to be fair most people are happy with their purchases from Mesh. However, there is a significant minority of their customers, Mesh Victims, who do have problems and when they contact Mesh Customer Services, these problems often lead to absolute nightmares :(

Buying from Mesh is like playing Russian Roulette, the odds of missing the bullet are in your favour, but if you keep on doing it, sooner rather than later you are going to "get the bullet"
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So I agree with llcoolg ..... "Anyway mate you struck lucky (so far) with your mesh PC, buying a laptop from them aswell is tempting fate dont you think??"
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Here is an interesting thread on Mesh Laptops .....

http://www.pcadvisor.co.uk/forums/index.cfm?action=showthread&threadid=244379&forumid=2

I did read a rumour that the second prize in the competition was TWO Mesh Laptops :D

Together we can make a difference !!!!!!!!!!!!!! :thumb:
Best Wishes,
MeshVictim :)
 
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thanks guys for your response, MeshVictim i like the name,

sorry i am unable to post to frequently, i got interminant wireless connection if you know i mean.

maybe i am one of the lucky mesh customer that hasnt had a computer RTB, but if it does happen then i be well aware of the situation, as i have been looking at the threads,


i think i am going to buy the asus laptop, becuase it looks good, to tell you the truth, maybe i will take the risk again...see how it goes.
 
Hi code66 :)

code66 said:
i think i am going to buy the asus laptop, becuase it looks good, to tell you the truth, maybe i will take the risk again...see how it goes.
Well, it is the duty of we Mesh Victims to try and ensure people know the truth about Mesh Computers before they buy from them and we have done so in your case :thumb:

Whether "spinning the barrel" a second time is courageous or foolhardy, only time will tell
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I wish you well code66, but if it turns out badly, remember .......

Together we can make a difference !!!!!!!!!!!!!! :thumb:
Best Wishes,
MeshVictim :)
 
Hi feckit :)

I have noticed you have read some of my posts, so you know that I am not some sad old git who is always moaning, whinging or complaining and posting over and over and over again about for example a certain disreputable computer retailer based in the Oxgate Centre, Brent ;)

So I hope you will forgive me having a big moan now, because I had a bloody awful day last tuesday ..... and I choose the adjective appropriately
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Woke up, blood all over my sheets and pillow, reckoned I must have had a massive nose bleed during the night. Then I noticed it, in the bed beside me ..... the severed head of a horse :eek:

Thought, "Bloody hell !!! How unlucky can you get ???". The only other person I have ever heard of this happening to, was way back in the 1970s, and that was some guy in a film. Then I realised it was not just simply bad luck !!! Pinned to the horse's head with a dagger was a note :eek: :eek:

Written in blood was this .......

"Stop Telling The Truth About Mesh Computers In The PC Review Forum."

Yeah, it was exactly like that, a capital letter at the beginning of every word ..... weird :confused:

Now I have a chance to catch up on this thread, there seems to have been a post removed, references to "CodFather" and a "public response from Mesh" ..... and a "Godfather" listed among the Forum Members :eek: :eek: :eek:

I am beginning to piece all this together, but I wonder feckit if you could give me the complete picture of what has happened on this thread please ???

Cheers,
MeshVictim :)
 
MeshVictim have you been smoking those Moroccan Woodbines again :p
Seems that a mesh employee wanted to write nice things about a well-known pc maker that gets the odd mention on this thread.

As it was worded is such a nice way it had to come from one source only!

I guessed that it may have come directly from that unnamed pc maker of which this thread is dedicated to!

Muckshifter picked up on my comments and checked the "users" ip address, which turned out to be, well a bit of a surprise; can you guess where it came from?? So as soon as the new forum member realised they deleted their post. Bit late as they had left the back door open via their ip address being logged by the sites server.

Not sure what Muckshifter did about it though?
 
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