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BootBoy · 01-07-2004, 12:19

I worked for a rival company for many years in the area of refurbishing white goods.
The item could be a customer return or shop/delivery damage. Depending on what was wrong with it, you could have a bargain. If it's cosmetic damage ie a scratch or dent then saving 30 or 40 quid, you might be able to live with it. Even mechanical failure can be ok if it's been repaired properly.
A lot of the time fridges just needed a re-gas to be made saleable.
Try and find out what work has been done, look at the amount you will save, and make a decision from there.

01-07-2004, 12:19	#9
BootBoy cf.member Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Planet Earth Services: Why do you ask? Posts: 72	Re: Currys refurbished products I worked for a rival company for many years in the area of refurbishing white goods. The item could be a customer return or shop/delivery damage. Depending on what was wrong with it, you could have a bargain. If it's cosmetic damage ie a scratch or dent then saving 30 or 40 quid, you might be able to live with it. Even mechanical failure can be ok if it's been repaired properly. A lot of the time fridges just needed a re-gas to be made saleable. Try and find out what work has been done, look at the amount you will save, and make a decision from there.