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I just bought from amazon.co.uk an H120 and received it on Thursday. Since then I have loaded lots of music (wma files) onto my device, about 9gb, but a number of files will not play!
Going on the tech support pages on the forums, it seems that my hard drive has bad sectors and I need to replace it. Obviously I was totally annoyed about that Many thanks for anyone who could help me! |
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Craig
Hi guys,
I've just had a positive outcome with returning an H120 to Amazon.co.uk. I bought it off them in April this year. For some reason the remote stopped working. I emailed Amazon and they responded within 48 hours - they wrote that usually they'd send a replacement but that they had none in stock, and that I should contact iRiver Europe for repair etc information. But they added that if I "was unsuccessful" then I should return it to them for a full refund. So I emailed iRiver Europe but they confirmed that I'd have to send it to Germany for them to look at it. So I sent it back to Amazon with the original invoice, a copy of their 'return for full refund' email, and a letter stating that I have been told that there is no UK service centre or accredited repairer so I request a refund as detailed within email. I sent it off "Special Delivery" (costing me £6.55 ) because I wanted to make sure if got there. And yesterday, a week later, I got an email back from Amazon confirming that they will refund me the purchase price (£245) PLUS the £6.55 that I spent sending it back. I just checked and the credit of £251.55 is on my credit card. So now I can buy a replacement (for around £200 or so). I thought Amazon.co.uk showed excellent customer service here. My advice to anyone who has had problems with their iRiver product purchased through Amazon is to do what I did. Obviously it's not nice being without it for some time, but I never thought for a second that the outcome would be that good. Regards, Craig Magee Kiwi in London |