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Aivaras Banevičius

Aivaras Banevičius

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Harvey Norman sent me across Dublin because of their own pricing mistake I had an absolutely unacceptable experience with Harvey Norman today, 25 September. We went to the Blanchardstown store specifically to buy a Lenovo Idea Tab Pro 12.7". The tablet was clearly advertised in the store at a SALE price of €329, reduced from €399. I have a photograph taken in the store today showing this price. The staff checked their system and told us they did not have the tablet in stock. We asked whether another Harvey Norman store had it. They checked and told us that Tallaght had it in stock. We specifically asked if we could drive to Tallaght and buy it there. We were told yes. So we drove across Dublin to Tallaght. I burned fuel, paid the M50 toll, and spent my time making this journey because Harvey Norman staff had checked their system and told us to go there. When we arrived, Tallaght staff found the tablet and brought it to us. Then, at the till, we were told the price was €545. I showed them the photograph of the €329 SALE price displayed in the Blanchardstown store that same day. We were eventually told that the €329 promotion had apparently ended on 22 September and that the Blanchardstown store had simply not changed the displayed price. How is that the customer's problem? If Harvey Norman fails to update its own prices, that is an internal issue. If one Harvey Norman store then checks another store's stock and specifically tells a customer to drive there to purchase the product, the customer should not be the person paying for that mistake in fuel, toll charges and wasted time. What made the situation even worse was the response in Tallaght. I specifically asked to speak to the store manager. The employee went to the manager and returned about five minutes later saying that the manager was discussing the issue with the Blanchardstown store. The manager never even came out to speak to us. I wasn't asking for anything unreasonable. After Harvey Norman had sent us from one side of Dublin to another based on incorrect information, I expected the manager to at least have the basic professionalism to come out, explain what had happened and speak to the customer. Mistakes happen. What matters is how a company deals with them. In this case, Harvey Norman's mistake cost me money and time, while the manager apparently couldn't even spare a few minutes to speak to the customer affected by it. I left without the tablet, having wasted fuel, an M50 toll and my time simply to discover that Harvey Norman had failed to update its own advertised price. One star for the complete lack of communication, accountability and customer service.