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British Gas Homecare Complaints - Annual service!

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British Gas Homecare

Posted: 2007-11-29 by Malcolm Jones [send email]
Annual service!
Complaint Rating:  100 % with 3 votes
We have had British Gas Homecare agreement for a number of years. Our boiler used to get serviced in September of each year. It then went to October. Then we found we were not getting any appointments for our service and it was left up to us to ring and ask when. This year i sent e-mail asking when our service was being done and got no reply. I phoned and was told the appointment would be Friday the 30th November. We received a letter confirming the appointment on Friday 23rd November. On Saturday the 24th at about 5.30pm we received a phone call to say they could not keep this appointment due to the fact that they might need their engineers for emergency call outs due to the weather getting colder. We explained we were going away for most of December until 6th Jan 2008 and they said we would have to make another appointment for January and that the same thing could happen again. This we thought was unbelievable and that they were not honoring our contract bearing in mind that on the letter we received it states how important the annual service is due to carbon monoxide omissions. We asked to speak to their supervisor and was met by the same comments from them.
He then duly put the phone down on us. We phoned British Gas customer service to complain but just came up against another brick wall. I then decided there and then to cancel our agreement and canceled direct debit. We have sent a letter of complaint to the complaints dept, (don,t hold your breath). We also received today a cheque for 3 pence LOL with no explanation for why or what.

For people reading this i would steer clear of anything to do with British Gas.
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301 days ago by Colin Bulbeck [send email]
Absolutely agree with your comments disgraceful and totally uncaring attitude one has to question wether all the advertising jargon is legal.
62 days ago by Discontented Bg Customer [send email]
My complaints are too long to list as far as British Gas goes, it all started when they turned up to do the annual safety inspections, everything was working fine... when they left water was pouring out of the water tank, down the walls, over the carpets and down into the kitchen. After repeated calls I had to pay an independent plumber to come out to stop this problem, my tenant had scalding water and steam in his face twice before this independant plumber came out and told us what BG had done and provided an 'interim fix', he is too busy for more, since then - no hot water spraying out of the tank but leaks from the tank down the walls into the kitchen, the tenants have had no hot water or heating for nearly 3 weeks, - and after 9 calls to British Gas (a different person each time) 4 promises of an engineer to come out (each time the tenenat stayed at home, I live in France) and the engineer never turned up. The final straw today after 5 calls to BG, engineer was scheduled again for this morning, i called at 3.30pm and was ASSURED that he would turn up - now 8.30pm and another no show... and no courtesy calls, BRitish Gas say they will call you back and THEY NEVER DO, they say they will turn up and THEY NEVER DO

I have paid these guys over £50 a month for the last ten years and they have done nothing for that but the annual inspections, now when I need them I spend most of my day on the phone talking to imbeciles who often refuse to give me their name!!! I need help in suing BG - can anyone advise please??

Any lawyers out there who will take my case and help me sue British Gas??
34 days ago by Mary Mcgann [send email]
I agree, as we speak I have water pouring down the walls, having just had our 7th visit from an engineer in 5 months. On the last visit, we were assured the leaky boiler was fixed once and for all, had the builders in to replace the ceiling and replaster, and one month on it's worse than it was before!
The engineer cam out today, said he'd "temporarily" fixed it as he didn't have the parts (they never do), and someone else would return tomorrow. An hour after he left, a few drops down the wall became a cascading waterfall. Rang BG, and their only suggestion? Turn the mains off. The most appaling service I have ever had the misfortune, not to mention stupidity, to pay for!
I want to sue them to kingdome come.

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