I bought an LG 11KG washing machine at end May 2010. It never spun properly. Takes 9 hours to wash my shirts.My partner and I fiddled with it, moved it, put a spirit level on it, read and re-read the instructions. Still didn''''''''t spin. Finally I type "why doesnt my LG washing machine spin" into google. 208,000 entries are listed. Hmmm!. I call AppliancesOnline who I bought it from. I tell them the problem and the fix. They say Sale of Goods Act says they need three attempts to fix. Rubbish says Trading Standards - they need a reasonable opportunity to repair. Anyway, I need to give them a go so ask for engineer. They say we''''''''ll send an engineer. Can''''''''t give a time - you''''''''ll have to wait in. So I wait in and the engineer comes. Walks in and says "Yeah, needs a new board, see lots like this" and walks out saying it''''''''ll take two days. Don''''''''t hear from him again. Ring AppliancesOnline again and speak to a pleasant man Graham - promises to sort it out. Give him my work number (as yes, I''''''''m not in all day waiting for LG). Rings me on my mobile which I don''''''''t answer at work. Ring Graham again. This time he''''''''ll really sort it out. Doesn''''''''t call back. Ring Graham again - repeats rubbish re Sale of Goiods Act - turns out AppliancesOnline have their own little agreement with LG to avoid giving people their money back. Graham rings me back - yep, on mobile again but deosn''''''''t leave message. I ring AppliancesOnline again - Saturday - can''''''''t speak to LG - ring back Monday. I ring back Monday and speak to another man called Rupert. Rupert is "shocked" by poor service I''''''''ve had from AppliancesOnline and this time, he''''''''s definitely going to sort it out. Nothing happens apart from Rupert ringing me back on a really old mobile number despite my asking him to ring me on the work number. I ring again next day and speak to Gareth. Promises .... you guessed it ....to really really sort it out this time. Gareth rings back - shock / horror, everyone in the office faints. Gareth tells me the problem is that when the engineer came round I refused to have it fixed! Ah! that explains it all then! Now I understand that the reason my LG washing machine doesn''''''''t spin and I haven''''''''t got anywhere with AppliancesOnline is because its my fault. Thats all ok now. Oh, and he tells me that a Senior Manager from LG called Chrissy called me yesterday to tell me that ....funny thing is that there were no calls to any of my mobiles or the office from Chrissy from LG. Still waiting for Rhiannon Osler to ring me - she''''''''s soooo busy probably dealing with other anxious ApplianceOnline clients waiting at home for the man from LG to come and tell them their machine not working is their fault. Anyway, Trading Standards say that I should sue. So - issued a Data Subject Access request to Rhiannon Osler today requesting transcrips / notes etc relating to me and my order. In the meantime I''''''''m going to let a County Court judge decide whether he or she thinks I would actually have invited an LG engineer (have you met one?!) into my home and then refused the fix. I don''''''''t think so. Suing AppliancesOnline is easy. Just write to Rhiannon Osler Manager Appliances Online, DRL Limited Aspinall House Middlebrook Bolton BL6 6QQ and say that under the Data Protection Act you want to make a Subject Access Request for all information relating to the case. At the same time either download a claim form from HM Courts Service or get one from your local County Court. You will have to pay a small fee but if like me you''''''''ve spent £800 on a useless LG washing machine from a useless company like AppliancesOnline and have to wait 9 hours every weekend for your shirts to spin, then its worth it.