I have a complaint about a RMA process for mouse I ordered from your company.
I ordered a Logitech G500 mouse which I received last Wednesday, I unpacked it and tried to use the device to find the left button on the mouse sticks momentary down before fully releasing the button. The right button does not exhibit this characteristic and this is not a listed feature of the product. My current G5 and previous G7 have never done this either.
So basically is faulty from first use, I tried to get a RMA to be told that I have to contact Logitech first for them to give me a returns number before I can then get a RMA number for this product...
I now have to engage in contact with Logitech which I see is your companies job for faulty goods sold to your company. (removed since I can't prove it) and I'm not happy at all since my contract for this sale is with Scan and not Logitech for the first 30 days and this product was faulty out of the box.
Can I remind your company of this key fact from the 1979 Sale of Goods Act:
It is the seller, not the manufacturer, who is responsible if goods do not conform to contract.
I could fully understand that I need to deal with Logitech after the first 30 days, but this is a joke that I have to go running around at my expense for Scan to do it's job correctly for me.
Why should I have to do the leg work for your company?
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