Fakir Delayed My Warranty Refund After Failing to Repair My Product
In December 2025, I purchased a Fakir Petpard Ultra Quiet Smart Cat & Dog Water Fountain (Product Code: 41005287) from Fakir Hausgeräte for my cats. I paid $100 by credit card. In mid-April 2026, the product stopped working, and I took it to the authorized service center designated by the company under the warranty.
Every time I contacted the authorized service center, I was told that I would receive an update. At the end of May, I called again and was informed that the product had been sent to the factory and that I would be contacted once the factory completed its evaluation. One or two weeks later, I was told that the product could not be repaired, that there was no replacement unit in stock, and that I would therefore receive a refund. I was also told that Fakir Hausgeräte's relevant department would contact me with further information, but I never received that call.
When I checked the service status on the company's website, I found a note stating that the product could not be repaired and had been returned to me in its defective condition. However, I never received the defective product. I then contacted customer service and explained that this information was inaccurate and that the authorized service center had already informed me that I would receive a refund. The customer service representative reviewed the records, said the matter would be forwarded to the appropriate department, and confirmed that the process had been initiated.
You only say thank you and brush it off by saying it has been forwarded to the relevant departments. But no, you never get in touch. I want my refund to be processed as soon as possible. I also want to point out that you are damaging your brand value. I know that any references I give, such as saying I will no longer purchase any product from this brand, will definitely not be positive. In the end, I hope we don't reach that point, but I will complain about you and the brand to the Consumer Arbitration Board and then file a lawsuit in the Consumer Court.




