Dyson Forced Me to Do a Video Call Just to Request Service for My V15s Vacuum

I bought a Dyson V15s vacuum cleaner two months ago. I have no issues with the product itself, but the after-sales service has been a complete disaster. The vacuum’s tube part got bent and became unusable. I thought, "Well, it’s Dyson, their customer service must be great." First, I checked their website to buy the part, but it wasn’t available. Then I called them and explained the situation, but they had no idea when the part would be back in stock. The WhatsApp support was even worse. I explained the situation and asked them to create a service request, but they insisted on a video call. I said no, I don’t consent to that; I had already sent them photos. I asked them to just open a service ticket so I could bring the product to the service center. Still, they insisted that I must do a video call. Am I obligated? No. But apparently, when it comes to Dyson, I am!
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