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Insanekiwi

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#272407 23-Jun-2020 19:54
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Hi, I am curious as to where my standing is on CGA with Dicksmith.

I have purchased an Apple HomePod back in March 2018 from them and I think either it bricked itself during firmware upgrade overnight it just became completely unresponsive. It appears this has happened to a few people looking online - and Apple Australia particularly replaced them with another unit 2 years after the purchase.

Given that Apple HomePod is not officially available in NZ and Dicksmith online is Australian based website - where do I stand with CGA? Dicksmith still has business account in NZ.

I contacted Dicksmith which said it’s wear and tear and wouldn’t do anything but to me for an item I paid in excess of $600 and something not mobile in nature is unacceptable.

What do you guys think and do you have any suggestions?

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Insanekiwi

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  #2543728 18-Aug-2020 14:26
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Full refund of $619 (what I paid for at the time) - to my credit card.

 

 

 

I purchased Sonos Move - as I actually purchased another Homepod earlier this year (From Dicksmith for $380). I could have bought another one - but our home system is Sonos so decided to stick with it. Homepod is still a great speaker and works well in our kitchen to do our hands free stuff / find our lost phone etc.

 

 

 

I would definitely continue to buy from Dicksmith in the future.


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