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By week three, I was already wondering whether ordering the AEG hob had been a mistake, and sadly that feeling never really went away. It simply didn’t arrive, despite the order being accepted. I asked for a refund and kept trying to get an update, but replies were either slow or missing, which left me out of pocket for almost two months. I found the whole thing pretty stressful, especially as I was planning work around the kitchen. Maybe others have had a different experience, but I’d be cautious and would only order if you can get clear delivery information and a straightforward contact route first. In the end, the uncertainty was the worst part for me, honestly.
Six weeks, no oven, plenty of excuses
My kitchen has basically been doing an impression of a camping trip for weeks, which would be funny if I hadn’t paid for an oven. I was told delivery would be between 31 January and 3 February, then heard nothing. Apparently the oven arrived damaged at their depot, though nobody thought to mention that until after the promised date had passed. Emails took three or four days to get answered and phone calls went nowhere. A new date, 18 February, came by with no tracking and, naturally, no oven. Then I was assured it would arrive on the morning of the 19th. It didn’t. Once I contacted my card provider about a refund, suddenly an email appeared saying the oven was on its way. Funny timing. I told them not to send it, as I’d had enough and was looking at Trading Standards. They also promised a full response within five working days; I’m still waiting. Started sceptical, ended thoroughly fed up.
Four weeks and still no microwave
By the second cancelled slot, I was already wondering why I had ignored the warning signs. I ordered a Bosch microwave on 27 December, and at first assumed the post-Christmas delay was just bad luck. It wasn’t. Three delivery dates were arranged, and each one disappeared late in the afternoon, usually around five or six, followed by an email and text asking me to book again. Ringing them got nowhere; I couldn’t get through, which was especially irritating after taking time to wait in. Their final confirmation said the third attempt was definitely happening. It didn’t. Nearly four weeks later I still had no microwave and no useful reply when I asked for a refund. I’ve had slow deliveries from other retailers before, but at least they answered. I’ve now opened a dispute to recover the money. The ordering process itself was simple, but that’s about the only positive.
Counting Mondays became a hobby
don’t assume anything will be communicated, chase early, and be prepared to involve your bank. If the company actually improved one thing (and they should), it would be straightforward, timely updates and a real point of contact.
About Aracointeriors
Aracointeriors is an interiors business operating under the name Araco Interiors. It provides services related to interior fit-out and refurbishment, including the supply and installation of interior elements such as partitions, ceilings, flooring and joinery. The company works with commercial clients, including offices and retail or hospitality premises, delivering projects from planning through to on-site installation.
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Counting Mondays became a hobb
don’t assume anything will be communicated, chase early, and be prepared to involve your bank. If the company actually improved one thing (and they should), it would be straight... Read onBy: L. Wilkinson