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NP44 8HQ, Cwmbran, United Kingdom
A VERY poor experience with an incredibly disappointing attitude after a fault was reported.
Clearly no regret, no hint of an apology, with the remedy being a DIY suggestion!
I'm sorry I came across this site and it goes without saying that I'll use others in future.
I'm amazed that with increasing online competition, the speed & enormity of social media and multiple review sites, such atrocious service still exists.
Lesson learned....
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