Someone's going to get bad feedback

[Dunc]

This will teach me to buy a cheap Iphone mains charger off Ebay. A flash and a Bang and the electric tripped out 

Could have been worse i suppose.

[enki_ck]

Is the phone OK?


edit: Oh, yea, are you OK too? 

[Dunc]

Is the phone OK?


edit: Oh, yea, are you OK too? 

   Yeh most important the phones ok ( actually my daughters ipod ) and secondly I'm fine lol

[Zed]

Thew glad the phone is ok dunc     

[ryan1835]

That doesn't really necessitate bad feedback - i would talk to the seller first as he may just replace it faulty products happen time to time!

[Neil]

Cheap generic power supplies are often too cheap.  Be careful how cheap you buy.



Glad nothing other than the charger bit the dust!

[enki_ck]

That sounded English but I understood nothing

[ryan1835]

Cheap generic power supplies are often too cheap.  Be careful how cheap you buy.



Glad nothing other than the charger bit the dust!

  is honestly all i can say, bring back uk manufacturing id gladly pay more for something that wont burn down my house or put mains through a £400 phone

[chip]

Duncs fine ................









But his daughter was not impressed.

[dks]

  is honestly all i can say, bring back uk manufacturing id gladly pay more for something that wont burn down my house or put mains through a £400 phone

Anybody remembers British Leyland?

I have basically lost trust on any complicated machine/electronics that is not made in Germany or Japan.... (or in factories run by them, like the UK made Honda cars)

...though, my tumble dryer, white knight rebranded, is made in the UK and runs fine. It was made over 10 years ago

[Dunc]

Duncs fine ................






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But his daughter was not impressed.

 

[Neil]

  is honestly all i can say, bring back uk manufacturing id gladly pay more for something that wont burn down my house or put mains through a £400 phone

Anybody remembers British Leyland?

I have basically lost trust on any complicated machine/electronics that is not made in Germany or Japan.... (or in factories run by them, like the UK made Honda cars)

...though, my tumble dryer, white knight rebranded, is made in the UK and runs fine. It was made over 10 years ago

I though it but wasn't saying it   My father always bought them. Patriotic it might have been but    Anyone remember the Ital 

[dks]

We had Triumphs and Vauxhalls, right up to the Viva which I drove too for some years, later. Then the Allegro came along and a relative bought it (had a Viva and a Fiat), since we thought that British cars were better than those new Japanese ones. When he came to sell it a few years later nobody wanted it. Used Japanese cars of the same age were selling quickly and for lots of money. I had some used Opel kadetts (Vauxhall Astras I think) in later years and was happy with them, though they were German made.