Sony
Complaint 166758 Details
- Date Occurred: 10/13/2014
- Reported Damages: $670.00
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Sony Ps3 needs to be held responsible for their (Inappropriate Content Removed) Ps3. The systems have a Yellow ring of death which pretty much means the systems get a yellow light where the power indicator gets displayed on the top of the console only for it to go from Yellow to red and then never come on. They Charge $600 dollars for each system yet this happens and they don't fix it. Now then I have a $60 game in my Ps3's drive and because of this whole incident the game is now stuck inside the Ps3 console. I am Highly Inappropriate Content Removed) off that Sony can continue to produce such Inappropriate Content Removed) console that do this at random to consumers and nobody holds them accountable.
- Seeking Resolution: Other
- I expect a full refund and New system. Sony can not keep charging people for faulty systems like they do.
- Da_mussman SBID #68c3888538
- Posted 10/13/2014
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- Complaints Filed: 12
- Reported Damages: $9,662.97
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