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Funmi A

Funmi A

Rated 3 out of 5 stars

My Experience with Lufthansa Airlines This was only my second time flying with Lufthansa, the first being in 1998. On this occasion, I travelled Economy Class from the UK to Lagos and, unfortunately, my overall experience was quite disappointing. For a long-haul flight, I found the Economy Class seats quite cramped and uncomfortable, and the food was not particularly good based on my experience. Lufthansa is not a budget airline like easyJet or Ryanair, and I paid over £1,000 for my Economy Class ticket. At that price, I expected a considerably better experience. Unfortunately, my return journey was even more stressful. At the airport in Nigeria, passengers were having their hand luggage weighed. I was informed that the main cabin bag could not exceed 8kg and that I could only take either a backpack or a handbag, with the handbag apparently limited to 4kg. I arrived at the airport approximately four hours before my scheduled flight, yet I still experienced considerable difficulty at check-in. At one point, one of the agents was about to refuse to allow me to check in, saying that check-in had closed. Thankfully, another member of staff intervened and pointed out that I had been at the airport since around 7pm. What followed was extremely stressful. I had to open my bags and remove and discard several of my personal belongings simply to meet the baggage requirements. My checked-in luggage was actually below the permitted 23kg allowance, yet I was still required to reduce my hand luggage because it weighed 9.6kg rather than the required 8kg. I also witnessed many other passengers going through the same stressful process—opening their luggage, rearranging and transferring items in an attempt to meet the weight restrictions. There also appeared to be situations where passengers were being asked for small amounts of money in connection with the process, which was concerning to witness. After all the stress, rushing around and rearranging of my belongings, I was completely exhausted. I was so overwhelmed that I didn’t even realise I had accidentally put my handbag, which contained my purse, inside one of my checked-in bags! I appreciate that airlines need to enforce baggage policies, but the way this was handled, particularly at the Nigerian airport, made what was already a long journey unnecessarily stressful and upsetting. For a long-haul flight costing over £1,000 in Economy Class, I believe Lufthansa should look seriously at both the passenger experience and the way baggage restrictions are implemented and communicated at check-in. This was a very disappointing experience, especially from an airline with Lufthansa’s reputation. I hope this feedback will be taken seriously and that improvements will be made for passengers travelling this route in the future.

Amit Pankhania

Amit Pankhania

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

1 Star I bought a 75" Samsung TV for £899 from Richer Sounds, largely because it came with their advertised "free 6-year guarantee". Just under six years later, the TV developed a fault and was confirmed by Richer Sounds to be "beyond economic repair". This is where my disappointment began. Rather than replacing the TV with an equivalent model, or providing a credit that would allow me to purchase a comparable Samsung, I was initially offered £360, later increased to £415 after I challenged the decision. The cheapest 75" Samsung they currently sell is around £1,299, meaning I'd have to find nearly £900 myself just to stay with the same brand and screen size. What concerns me most is that the guarantee gave me the impression I would be protected if the TV failed within the six-year period. In reality, I discovered that the settlement was based on an internal depreciation policy which leaves you with very little towards a meaningful replacement. A "6-year guarantee" sounds reassuring when you're making a purchase, but it's worth understanding what it may actually provide if you ever need to make a claim. To be fair, the customer service staff were polite throughout and did increase the offer as a gesture of goodwill. However, the overall outcome left me feeling that the guarantee offered far less practical value than I expected when I bought the TV. My advice to anyone considering buying from Richer Sounds is simple: don't let the 6-year guarantee be the deciding factor in your purchase. Read the terms carefully and ask what happens if your TV is declared beyond repair several years down the line. Had I known that a six-year guarantee could ultimately result in just £415 towards replacing an £899 premium-brand television, I would have placed far less value on it when deciding where to buy.

rianna lloyd - Student

rianna lloyd - Student

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Once again I’m back with a bad review I am extremely disappointed with my experience with The One Broadband. I settled my outstanding bill in full in May and subsequently terminated my contract. I was then contacted and confirmed that my account had been closed and that I would not be contacted again regarding any further payments. Despite this, I have now received an email stating that my broadband service has been suspended due to an alleged outstanding balance. I have no idea where this supposed balance has come from, and I am now having to spend my time contacting them to resolve an issue that I believed had already been completely settled. What makes this particularly concerning is that I am currently in the process of buying a house, so I absolutely cannot afford for an incorrect outstanding debt to be placed on my credit file or for this situation to negatively affect my mortgage application. I have contacted The One Broadband asking them to provide a full breakdown of the alleged balance, confirm my previous payment and account termination, and confirm that no adverse information will be reported to any credit reference agency. I am extremely disappointed that after settling my account and being told the matter was closed, I am now having to deal with this again. I would strongly recommend keeping copies of all payments, correspondence and confirmation of cancellation if you are a customer, as this experience has left me seriously concerned about how account closures and final balances are being handled.