jaymichael:
Warranty to cover a deliberate damage? Who does that. Oga Noah, that damage isn't slight except the definition of 'slight'don change. I have an LG LED TV too that my son uses as a drum set. A month ago he used a small steel pipe to hit the TV. I thank God the TV did not crack, it only sustained a hairline mark that is only visible to the observant eyes. LG products are durable. The TV is over 5 years and still looks and operates as if I bought it just last week.

Officialgarri:


Is the boy still in the hospital now?

seankafor:
This one is probly seeking attention.

Make him no go focus on his dying career than crying on media

naijazee2:


Nollywood actor Ramsey Nouah took to Instagram to slam a store after he took his faulty TV back, less than a month after it was bought, and was informed that it's not covered by warranty.


The actor revealed that his kids "slightly cracked" the screen while playing squash ball. The cracked screen caused the TV to pack up.


Since the TV, which he bought for 499,000 Naira, wouldn't come on again, he took it back to the store since it's covered by warranty. However, on getting there, he was told that the TV screen is not covered by warranty.



In a video shared by the actor on Instagram, the TV is seen on the floor in front of the store, with the carton beside it. The TV and its packaging scattered in front of the store appeared to create a scene.



He wrote;


Okay I'm so livid right now and quite appalled to say the least. Why is it that almost nothing guarantees you value in this country? Dear @lgafrica1 I bought a TV from one of your outlets less than a month ago for 499,000k so basically 500k and the screen got slightly cracked with a squash ball while my kids were playing around. Not only did my entire TV pack up and refused to come on which puts the quality of the product to serious questions because how do I pay so much for something only for it to shut down completely at the slightest push? I was told on bringing it in to your store that the screen is not under warranty and it costs over 80% of the total amount to replace the screen. I honestly feel like this is a rip off because what then does my warranty cover? The plug maybe?

How is this supposed to be sustainable to average people who probably saved their hard earned income to purchase your product? What are we supposed to do with no warranty on what happens to be the most expensive component of the product?

No! This makes absolutely no sense to me.



Anybody out there has had any unpleasant experience like mine with these companies and would like to talk about it? This is truly unacceptable and I believe needs to be spoken about.

CLick the link to Watch the video






https://www.naijazee.com/2020/03/this-is-rip-off-ramsey-noah-laments.html?m=1

naijazee2:


Nollywood actor Ramsey Nouah took to Instagram to slam a store after he took his faulty TV back, less than a month after it was bought, and was informed that it's not covered by warranty.


The actor revealed that his kids "slightly cracked" the screen while playing squash ball. The cracked screen caused the TV to pack up.


Since the TV, which he bought for 499,000 Naira, wouldn't come on again, he took it back to the store since it's covered by warranty. However, on getting there, he was told that the TV screen is not covered by warranty.



In a video shared by the actor on Instagram, the TV is seen on the floor in front of the store, with the carton beside it. The TV and its packaging scattered in front of the store appeared to create a scene.



He wrote;


Okay I'm so livid right now and quite appalled to say the least. Why is it that almost nothing guarantees you value in this country? Dear @lgafrica1 I bought a TV from one of your outlets less than a month ago for 499,000k so basically 500k and the screen got slightly cracked with a squash ball while my kids were playing around. Not only did my entire TV pack up and refused to come on which puts the quality of the product to serious questions because how do I pay so much for something only for it to shut down completely at the slightest push? I was told on bringing it in to your store that the screen is not under warranty and it costs over 80% of the total amount to replace the screen. I honestly feel like this is a rip off because what then does my warranty cover? The plug maybe?

How is this supposed to be sustainable to average people who probably saved their hard earned income to purchase your product? What are we supposed to do with no warranty on what happens to be the most expensive component of the product?

No! This makes absolutely no sense to me.



Anybody out there has had any unpleasant experience like mine with these companies and would like to talk about it? This is truly unacceptable and I believe needs to be spoken about.

CLick the link to Watch the video


https://www.naijazee.com/2020/03/this-is-rip-off-ramsey-noah-laments.html?m=1

Officialgarri:


Is the boy still in the hospital now?

seankafor:
This one is probly seeking attention.
Make him no go focus on his dying career than crying on media

hakeemhakeem:
Guy stop this now we all know you can't get replacement when it's not mechanical fault. If all Nigeria want to collect their money back from you just because some of your movie were below expectations by now you should know where you will be

seankafor:
This one is probly seeking attention.

Make him no go focus on his dying career than crying on media

southniyikaye:
My uncle bought 7
LG TVs,
1 unit of 88 inches(bought in Dubai)
5 units of 32 inches bought in nigeria
1 unit of 42 inches also bought in nigeria

Not more than two months we became LGs known customer cos we were shuttling from mushin to apapa almost every week trying to repair the TVs that just pack up with no prior fault or damages
Funny enough only the 88inch wasn't giving any issue and he go to a time, I was tired and I asked why?
One of the employee just told me that don't I realize those TVs were made for Nigeria because we like cheap things, I almost land him slap but on the second thought, do we have Son in Nigeria?

He was the main actor in the movie merrymen, one of the highest grossing moviez last year & he just won best director for living in bondage. Another high grossing movie.
His career is not dying.