Has anyone else noticed this?

Started by Niall, Sep 24, 2009, 19:05:59

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Niall

I get emails from PC PRO as any good nerd should :P

The ones I've received today, to two separate email accounts on different machines (this doesn't matter but people are obsessed with details :D) and when you click on the mail it wants to log in to a secure server at cms.pcpro.denint.co.uk at DI Preview server.

I think they did something wrong :P
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Rik

I didn't notice, Niall. I tend to scan them and bin them in the main.
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Niall

But you have to have them so you can see the latest A list, and wonder who paid them for some of the bad reviews :D
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Rik

I gave up on PC-Pro when it was still busy championing Evesham. :)
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Niall

Quote from: Rik on Sep 24, 2009, 19:13:09
I gave up on PC-Pro when it was still busy championing Evesham. :)

To be fair, they had some decent PCs. I think my last laptop was from them.
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Rik

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Quote from: Niall on Sep 24, 2009, 21:59:14
To be fair, they had some decent PCs. I think my last laptop was from them.

They did, and I had several machines from them, but towards then end their service was rubbish.
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Niall

Quote from: Rik on Sep 25, 2009, 09:03:48
They did, and I had several machines from them, but towards then end their service was rubbish.

Ah yes, I remember them being torn to bits in the online world regarding that. Didn't Time buy them out, then welch on the contracts?
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Niall

It's all coming flooding back now :D

I remember that the laptop I had, did have such a warranty but it expired 3 months before all that happened. Ironically I gave the laptop to my dad when I upgraded. Somehow the PSU on it popped after he had it for about 3 months and fried it. I never had a single issue with it, so I can't help wondering what the hell he did :D
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Rik

The laptop I had from them went through three motherboards and two batteries within the warranty period, though they considered the batteries a consumable so didn't cover them. I've never had a battery problem with a machine since and remain convinced that the failures were related to the mobo issues.
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David

Evesham ? I think I nearly bought one from Woolies but decided against it  :no:
Many hammer all over the wall and believe that with each blow they hit the nail on the head.

bobleslie

I never realised that PC Pro was a nerd's magazine.  ;D
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Niall

Well it isn't really, but it is when you use it to compare against other information :D
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