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Lizelle S

1 reviews | Active since Jun 2011

19 May 2015, 09:39

False advertising and against the consumer act

A couple of weeks ago I ordered an Laptop from Matrix Online. The description clearly said that it had an 8gig ram. After I received my laptop I found out that this laptop only has 4gigs of ram. Luckily I still had the pdf I created from the add. I phoned them yesterday and I was informed that the 8gigs just indicates how much ram the computer can take. I said to them that this is misleading since it nowhere indicates that thisis the amount it can upgrade to. After a screaming session, the person told me that he would speak to his manager. The same person phoned me this morning saying that it was a typo. <br> Here follows the exact description of the laptop:<br> <br> Product Description:(cut the rest to save on characters)<br> 8GB DDR3L Memory<br> <br> I chose this laptop based on the fact that it had 8 gigs of ram. THIS IS FALSE ADVERTISING!! AND AGAINST THE CONSUMER ACT!! What the act says: \o Suppliers are not permitted to

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Matrix Warehouse Computers
Matrix Warehouse Computers's reply19 May 2015, 09:52
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Hello zellasmi,

Thank you for your post.

We apologize for your confusion in this regard, The advert clearly advertises in bold writing what the specifications are that the laptop is supp**** with. This is prominent and as a heading for the laptop. Below the bold writing and in a much smaller print is the specification that the laptop is capable of supporting. This is not false advertising, misleading or deceptive as the laptop will indeed support up to 8 GB's. It is not supp**** with 8 GB's but is definitely capable of supporting it, nothing deceptive about that. There is no confusion as the heading boldly and much more prominently advertises what the laptop is supp**** with. Matrix Warehouse will discount the extra 4 GB memory as per email sent to you. Alternatively, Matrix Warehouse will gladly refund you for the laptop within our refund policies and terms.