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Hi all,

Im new here...and due to some issues with Scottish power Homecomfort i was wondering if their is list of suppliers (for parts)for them?

They are messing me around saying their supplier doesnt stock a part....whereas a quick google search bought it up in the first two results.

Hope someone can help. :)
 
Common problem with big companies, think it translates to Not economically viable to hold in stock anymore, find yourself a local independent guy with the correct qualifications to do the work.
 
True, it probably isn't " readily" available.. But then why insure?
My complaint with them is exactly this.
A local independent has said that he has customers before in the same situation. SP have asked him to do the work when they can't find a part and he emails the invoice to them..so there is a precedent.
 
Hi all,

Im new here...and due to some issues with Scottish power Homecomfort i was wondering if their is list of suppliers (for parts)for them?

They are messing me around saying their supplier doesnt stock a part....whereas a quick google search bought it up in the first two results.

Hope someone can help. :)

I take you have a service contract with them?

Explain to them that the parts are available and if they are unable to obtain them, you will employ a company to carry out the necessary work required and be looking to them to reimburse the costs.

Also inform them you will contact trading standards.
 
Common problem with big companies, think it translates to Not economically viable to hold in stock anymore, find yourself a local independent guy with the correct qualifications to do the work.

We have members in Scotland if you need help.

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I take you have a service contract with them?

Explain to them that the parts are available and if they are unable to obtain them, you will employ a company to carry out the necessary work required and be looking to them to reimburse the costs.

Also inform them you will contact trading standards.
I have the cheapest contract they offer £11. They will replace parts upto value of £500. Their is no annual service though.

Ill be telling exactly what you have just suggested..
 
update: So scottish power called me last friday telling me that they could not find the parts from the manufacturer/supplier and the most they could do was refund me any monies from the date from my last renewal.
I have since contacted the manufacturer (Halstead bought by Glen Dimplex) that, at the time of the call they had 35 in stock!!
I am at the moment waiting for a letter from SP telling me the above..
Will keep you all updated!
 
Update:
The matter has been escalated to the financial ombudsman....Im not hopeful but hey you never know...:)
 
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