Mrsb2008
Medora,#2Consumer Comment
Wed, February 04, 2009
I was wondering if you had any luck with your Thomson customer service issue yet? If not, are you still interested in aclass action lawsuit? I am waiting on a response myself and if they do not satisfactorilly correct my problem, I am VERY interested in joining you in a suit. See my report #419844 for additional info about my ripoff. Thank you.
Mrsb2008
Medora,#3Consumer Comment
Wed, February 04, 2009
I was wondering if you had any luck with your Thomson customer service issue yet? If not, are you still interested in aclass action lawsuit? I am waiting on a response myself and if they do not satisfactorilly correct my problem, I am VERY interested in joining you in a suit. See my report #419844 for additional info about my ripoff. Thank you.
Mrsb2008
Medora,#4Consumer Comment
Wed, February 04, 2009
I was wondering if you had any luck with your Thomson customer service issue yet? If not, are you still interested in aclass action lawsuit? I am waiting on a response myself and if they do not satisfactorilly correct my problem, I am VERY interested in joining you in a suit. See my report #419844 for additional info about my ripoff. Thank you.
Stuart
Boca Raton, Florida,#5Author of original report
Fri, October 31, 2008
I have received no response from Thomson, Inc. nor have I received any communications from the Attorney's General office in Florida (where the TV was purchased) or Georgia (where Thomson is located.) Additionally, I have contacted once again the repair shop where the tv was first diagnosed and had originally determined that it needed to be replaced. But they are neither willing nor interested in assisting. Their claim that they need to be paid through Thomson and the payment would not be authorized, puts them in the position of being in the middle. Though I understand that they want to be paid, in fact it would only take an examination of the tv and a written statement that the power is not functioning. The paper could then be sent directly to Thomson so this situation could be further moved along for a conclusion. Having just received a copy of the RIP-OFF REPORT, my next step will be to follow the advise printed therein and notify Thomson of my intentions.
Stuart
Boca Raton, Florida,#6Author of original report
Fri, October 31, 2008
I have received no response from Thomson, Inc. nor have I received any communications from the Attorney's General office in Florida (where the TV was purchased) or Georgia (where Thomson is located.) Additionally, I have contacted once again the repair shop where the tv was first diagnosed and had originally determined that it needed to be replaced. But they are neither willing nor interested in assisting. Their claim that they need to be paid through Thomson and the payment would not be authorized, puts them in the position of being in the middle. Though I understand that they want to be paid, in fact it would only take an examination of the tv and a written statement that the power is not functioning. The paper could then be sent directly to Thomson so this situation could be further moved along for a conclusion. Having just received a copy of the RIP-OFF REPORT, my next step will be to follow the advise printed therein and notify Thomson of my intentions.
Stuart
Boca Raton, Florida,#7Author of original report
Fri, October 31, 2008
I have received no response from Thomson, Inc. nor have I received any communications from the Attorney's General office in Florida (where the TV was purchased) or Georgia (where Thomson is located.) Additionally, I have contacted once again the repair shop where the tv was first diagnosed and had originally determined that it needed to be replaced. But they are neither willing nor interested in assisting. Their claim that they need to be paid through Thomson and the payment would not be authorized, puts them in the position of being in the middle. Though I understand that they want to be paid, in fact it would only take an examination of the tv and a written statement that the power is not functioning. The paper could then be sent directly to Thomson so this situation could be further moved along for a conclusion. Having just received a copy of the RIP-OFF REPORT, my next step will be to follow the advise printed therein and notify Thomson of my intentions.