looks like a great deak for a 10" tablet would buy myself but looking for android tab great for windows users.
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davidjf
14 Dec 153#3
How do you get banned from Amazon ?
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biglebolchski
14 Dec 151#1
Not voted either way as it's a great price, but it's £5 more on Amazon. IMO it's worth paying the extra as Amazon's customer service for returns/refunds is outstanding in my experience
In my case, I got the threatening email after having what customer service described as the worst experience they'd ever seen, so bad that they went backwards to discount previous orders as there was a limit to how much they could compensate me on the problem order. Without going into the problem order chapter and verse, there were 8 items for a computer build all ordered Prime. Needless to say, only 2 items arrived on time. One box containing 3 items including a monitor, arrived open with a puncture into the monitor box, so they were all returned as possibly/probably damaged. I kept the third monitor they sent - second monitor box had signs of heavy impact. The processor I ordered was sent from Spain and got stuck in Germany when the aircraft broke down. Replaced by one from UK. Some of the items started 120 miles away, but took a 700 mile detour due to an Amazon numpty sending them in the wrong direction. Not the first time that had happened.
So it's a case of left hand and right hand not communicating. One side apologising, the other sending threatening emails. And you can't challenge the threat. The machine has spoken. Exterminate, exterminate, exterminate!
adsham
14 Dec 15#5
This was a feature on Watchdog a few weeks ago. I think the frustrating thing for users is that it's not anywhere in their terms & conditions.
In 1 case a family member also had their account removed because they lived at the same address as the "offending" customer.
I got a similar warning from PayPal. I use PayPal for all my online shopping where it's available, so obviously if I have any issues with the items I purchased from different retailers, it has to be processed via PayPal, which is something PayPal didn't like and flagged my account.
The email basically said there has been many claims made from my account and if it continues, my account would be closed. Not used them to pay for anything more than 10£ since that email.
amour3k
14 Dec 151#7
Interesting thread this?.
From a 'Linx' Deal, to a 'Watch Dog R Us' Convention instead?, not bad ..... hehehe.
darrencube73
14 Dec 15#8
by all means point me to a post...how capable are these, can they run office (even if it is 365), play YouTube vids. thinking of replacing a really old Acer laptop for my 12 year old.
he does a bit of homework on a school portal, or prints it off. Bit of word action for assignments, and watches YouTube on fifa stuff mainly oh and surfing the web
tech3475 to darrencube73
14 Dec 15#11
Looks like I wont be buying as much from Amazon now, I just had to return a DVD because the disc was loose on arrival.
One thing to be careful of is that there is an older Model which may make finding reviews a bit harder (the easiest difference is that this one comes with W10 and has two USB ports, where as the older one just had micro USB).
Alvie to darrencube73
15 Dec 15#17
Office 365 is the full version of Office, it's just you have to pay monthly/yearly but you get all updates
haritori
14 Dec 151#9
I got my account banned a few years back, I was wrapped up with some fraudulent seller except i was genuine, but amazon didn't want to know. they made stories up of mistakes and compensating me £1000.00 for the error etc, but it was all delaying tactics while they investigated... in this situation CS is very very rude and unhelpful..
EazyDuz
14 Dec 15#10
Cold £5 more on Amazon gets you outstanding customer service, lappysdirect are scumbags in comparison
LewsTherin
14 Dec 15#12
Be VERY careful with this product. I've just had to return mine TODAY to Amazon as it went defective after 2 days. After installing Windows 10 and shutting down overnight, the product wouldn't turn on. Had then charged for 3 days to make sure, tried all the methods short of taking it apart and couldn't get it to turn on. Seems the Linx 1010 has a quite common bricked issue. Also, do note this is a very heavy tablet and the keyboard weighs in the same as the tablet itself, so all in all, not really that compact and portable.
P.S., In terms of the Amazon banning issue, I've had to return 9 items in the last week or so. Now I'm a little worried, I buy on average 6-10 items a month and usually only return/refund once or at most twice in a year due to defective or missing products. This time it was due to over buying for 2 PC builds which in the end I only needed one so had to return all the components for the other build.
darrencube73
14 Dec 15#13
thanks might look into it a bit more then, looks like it could cope with his usage, gaming is done on his PlayStation 3,
falum
14 Dec 15#14
Had one for 2 weeks from amazon and no complaints from me. Took a few days to settle in, with all the updates and getting used to it after an ipad, but really happy with it.
tech3475
14 Dec 15#15
Just to give a heads up, Amazon's 'warning' may not be blatant.
One email Amazon have been sending talks about a 'high number of returns' and allows you to respond to 'get a better understanding to improve their customer service'.
The person responded asking for more info and Amazon responded with the customer service line but also says 'no action has been taken thus far', but the emails do read like they could be a thinly veiled threat.
Tiernanism
15 Dec 15#16
I don't see any info that the Amazon one comes with O365 except for a free trial for a month, so hot here from me!! also testing the linx 1010 for work devices, very impressed! build quality is much better than original device and personally I find the extra weight gives it a premium feel! solid device and have nothing but good experiences with 4 Linx devices
in the last year!
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So it's a case of left hand and right hand not communicating. One side apologising, the other sending threatening emails. And you can't challenge the threat. The machine has spoken. Exterminate, exterminate, exterminate!
In 1 case a family member also had their account removed because they lived at the same address as the "offending" customer.
Here's their response:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/articles/1vWt9gtZmsHPHJ9XL1N4ss0/amazon-company-response
The email basically said there has been many claims made from my account and if it continues, my account would be closed. Not used them to pay for anything more than 10£ since that email.
From a 'Linx' Deal, to a 'Watch Dog R Us' Convention instead?, not bad ..... hehehe.
he does a bit of homework on a school portal, or prints it off. Bit of word action for assignments, and watches YouTube on fifa stuff mainly oh and surfing the web
One thing to be careful of is that there is an older Model which may make finding reviews a bit harder (the easiest difference is that this one comes with W10 and has two USB ports, where as the older one just had micro USB).
P.S., In terms of the Amazon banning issue, I've had to return 9 items in the last week or so. Now I'm a little worried, I buy on average 6-10 items a month and usually only return/refund once or at most twice in a year due to defective or missing products. This time it was due to over buying for 2 PC builds which in the end I only needed one so had to return all the components for the other build.
One email Amazon have been sending talks about a 'high number of returns' and allows you to respond to 'get a better understanding to improve their customer service'.
The person responded asking for more info and Amazon responded with the customer service line but also says 'no action has been taken thus far', but the emails do read like they could be a thinly veiled threat.
in the last year!