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User:
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Good morning. I'd like to make a complaint.
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OMIC:
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Good morning. What's the problem?
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User:
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I bought a washing machine six months ago. It broke down and needed a part replacing. The technician who came to my home charged me a callout fee.
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OMIC:
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The guarantees that cover consumer goods these days specify that parts, labour and callouts are free while your guarantee is valid. You're entitled to make a complaint.
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User:
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What do I have to do?
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OMIC:
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The first step is to try to find a solution by talking to the seller or their customer service department and asking them to refund your money. If you contact them in writing, the best option is to send them a telegram or a bureaufax from a post office, so that there's a record of your message.
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User:
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What should I put in my message?
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OMIC:
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You'll need to say what you're asking for and give them a deadline for replying.
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User:
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What if they don't answer?
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OMIC:
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Then you can use one of the official forms that we'll give you.
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Usuario:
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Thanks. I'll do what you said.