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A random selection of reviews taken about this merchant. PLEASE NOTE: These are invidual opinions, and not our own experiences.

• 24/01/2012
  1 out of 5

  ordered 2 pairs size 5 nike trainers via john lewis.com colledted them from the watford branch, my mother tried a pair on said too small so on my way to return these they fell out of the box to my horror they had been worn caked in mud just disgusting, i was snubbed for asking for a manager, no appology after kicking off it was reluctently agreed to investigate through .com i asked for reply in writing, to date i have not herd anything
  
  class distinction also you are treated by how much money you look like you have or spend
  the only proffesional was an indian guy who meant his appology, the rest were nasty dident care another company who are "political" "controlled"cause distress bully people.
  mean braising
  
  sickening they have got away with this, however i do think there are a few staff that are genuine the rest worship moneya wage amongst power degrading acting superior lets face it there not harrods and never will be who provide an excellent service

• 02/10/2011
  1 out of 5

  I bought a John Lewis TK17BCJLU Kettle from johnlewis.com - I had it less than two months when it started switching off before the water was boiled.
  
  I took it back to their Newcastle upon Tyne branch. The assistant went to see a manager, she said when she came back, "the trouble is limescale build-up". I looked inside and there was a very thin line of limescale about an 1.5 inches long. The assistant also said "The kettle guarentee does not cover it for limesale build-up" and "The manufacturer will not take back any more of these kettles". She told me to descale the kettle.
  
  I descaled the kettle and it still switched off. I took it back to the Newcastle branch where a manager said "The limescale gets into the switch."
  
  I live alone and I'm at work four days a week - the kettle was only seven weeks old - I refill the kettle with fresh water every use.
  
  This kettle is not fit for use if it can't handle such a small amount of limescale, plus, if the manager is right when she said "The limescale gets into the switch." this kettle is dangerous.