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Honored Contributor
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Registered: ‎03-09-2010

Dyson is an outstanding company so I have no doubt that they will take care of people who have this item.

I don't have a Dyson heater, but I have a floor-standing fan and four vacuum cleaners. I love all of these items. I have had a few occasions to speak to peopel at Dyson and they are just the very best.

Frequent Contributor
Posts: 77
Registered: ‎11-23-2010

1. I have no issue with Dyson or questioning them as a good company except they are not making the return of this item very convenient for people who live in rural areas.

2. Since this was an item sold through QVC and a TSV as well, there should be some contact with all customers who purchased this item. They have more of a record of this purchase than Dyson would unless everyone who purchased had registered with Dyson.

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Registered: ‎03-10-2010

Dyson's customer service is among the best I've encountered. I'm sure they will take care of all those customers affected. I have a Dyson vacuum, and LOVE it, but would never, ever pay $300 for a fan/heater. Just me.

Frequent Contributor
Posts: 77
Registered: ‎11-23-2010

Reference my previous post. The issue is not Dyson taking care of the problem except for the inconvenience for the return for those living in rural areas not near a UPS Packaging Facility.

Also, their is the issue concerning QVC's responsibility in this matter.

This was not meant as any offense to Dyson as a company or their loyalty base. Personally, I own Dyson products and am quite familiar with the reputation of the company. The subject is the particular handling of this specific item and the problem attached to it.

Plus, to each his own, many would not pay the high price that some do for a vacuum-- do not think we need to go their. Peoples personal opinions as to what they would not or would buy and how much they pay versus what other people would do is not the issue at hand.

Honored Contributor
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Registered: ‎03-14-2010

if you call UPS they should be able to tell you how to print a return label for your heater....I would call them back or look on their website for more info....am sure they can be more helpful than they were before.

Frequent Contributor
Posts: 77
Registered: ‎11-23-2010

I did call them back and told them I had found the original box and asked about a label and was told they did not want the original box and they said the best way was to go to UPS Store with the form I had filled out on line. Just repeated to me what I was told the first time.

Just thought QVC had made arrangements concerning this issue and was surprised that QVC denied that QVC heaters were a problem and that QVC did not know about the recall.

I can take it to UPS Store--just that it is inconvenient and will delay the fix of this issue.

Respected Contributor
Posts: 3,026
Registered: ‎03-10-2010

In addition to the stand alone UPS stores you may be able to do this at a Mailbox store or a Staples store with a UPS shipping counter. Check to see if there are any near you.

Frequent Contributor
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Registered: ‎04-30-2010

I took mine to a UPS Store with the original box and they took it out and said that Dyson wanted it packed a certain way, so they recycled the original box and said it should be there by wed. I would not have known about it either if my niece didn't call me and tell me. I have not heard from QVC, but Dyson should be the one who takes care of this matter. But I think QVC should have known about it too,

Frequent Contributor
Posts: 77
Registered: ‎11-23-2010

Contacted Dyson today and they are now ready to handle the return of heaters by sending out a box and arranging for a UPS pick-up as well as the other option of completing a form and taking the heater and form to a UPS store.

QVC Customer Service is still denying that US heaters are involved but will send my query to Corporate for review. Dyson says that they go by the serial number and that my QVC purchased heater is involved.

QVC offered the return of my heater and a full refund and no return shipping costs to be incurred by the customer.

Because Dyson products are so good, this is new territory for them obviously--never had to have any of their products recalled before.

I agree Dyson should take care of it and they are but QVC should let people know since they were the conduit for QVC purchases of this product.

A bigThank You to the originator of this Thread, gogirlfriend.

Frequent Contributor
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Registered: ‎11-23-2010

The latest response from QVC is that they are looking into this matter and if I do not hear from them within 10 days--I should contact them.