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The screen of my MacBook Pro stopped working 1 week before Christmas and being a Graphic Design…read morestudent, I had lots of work to do over the Christmas period. It was a 2 week wait at the Apple Store, so I found this place online and took my laptop in. I had only had my MacBook for 7 months, and had purchased the 3 year extended warranty, so expected it to be straightforwards. It has a few little scratches on the outside and a very very small dent on one of the corners. I was informed that if this meant it wasn't under warranty according to Apple's standards they would charge me full price, but that they thought it would be okay. A week or so later (I can't remember exactly how long) I received a call to say the whole display had to be replaced and it wasn't under warranty so would cost me upwards of £600. This would take time, so I decided to wait until I was back in London and get it fixed there. When I picked my laptop up, I was charged £30 for their services (which would have been 100% free if it was in warranty). I then took it to the Apple Store in Covent Garden, where they told me it definitely was within my 1 year free warranty, and they would do the whole repair FREE OF CHARGE. I had been warned against going to Farpoint by several people before I went, but didn't listen as I was desperate. I was without a laptop for an entire month, and the whole situation ended up costing me an unnecessary £30, which for a student just after Christmas is a lot of money. I'm just glad I didn't make the decision to spend my rent money on the repair, and waited for a second opinion. I would never go here again, in my opinion it is very deserving of it's nickname 'NoPoint'.

I decided to get a portable charger from Farpoint rather than Amazon, to support a local business…read morebut don't feel they deserve my support in future. I had to wait over 5 minutes for the customer ahead of me, which may be unavoidable, but then you hope there'd be an acknowledgement of your wait; nothing, in fact, he didn't even say hello. I handed over the charger I'd found myself and asked if that was the only type they sold, which he confirmed but didn't give me any feedback on it or try to sell it to me. I commented that I'd sent a message through their website the previous day but not had any response, and he just said it had probably gone into Spam. No apology and I felt I was inconveniencing him! As I left, I thanked him but received no response. In a word, disappointing.

Adam was absolutely class in getting my machine back up and running properly after a few months…read moreoff... He was patient, informative, and went above and beyond in cleaning/clearing software I didn't need that were slowing things down or interrupting updates. Thanks Adam!

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It's fine. I think it's one of the only laundromats in town, so don't have any fancy expectations…read more I was traveling and it was my one of my only chances to do laundry. Things to note: ***Before you go, don't forget to BRING YOUR CHANGE*** There is no change machine and the prices are not insignificant (several pounds total for just one load of wash and dry). When I went, the other shops were also closed--and from what I heard, also often don't make change, especially for the amount needed for the machines. Take note of the hours, and it sounds like they will close promptly, so give yourself enough time before closing. Find it about halfway down a corridor of shops. It's all self service, no attendant, just a phone number if assistance is needed. Soap is available for purchase from a dispenser. There are different machine types to choose from, the larger capacity wash machines of course changes more. The machines that I used worked fine, and were relatively quick.

This is a quiet laundrymat…read more Three large machines closed. 2 dryers closed. 4 one lb coins on smaller standard washer. 28 minutes on cold. 3 coins on dryer, 30 minutes on high. No coin machine. We brought our own soap pods. Soap dispenser does work one coin. 2 benches to sit on for the wait. Bring a book. Others leave and return, but not exact on the clock. So we stayed to be sure to get the last dryer available. Running now. No lights on, kind of dim. Open 8-8 , but last wash to go in before 7. Sign posted. He may lock you out. Big sign. Machines look clean enough, no visible Pet hair. This will work. Another 9 days of clothes and we ll be off..

Hmm not good. I won a prize of two items of cosmetics from French Entree magazine which I had…read morepurchased. They had been placed in a rather flimsy envelope and when it arrived the package had been damaged (with a note from Royal Mail stating it had been found open) and one of the items was missing. I phoned French Entree magazine and a rather prissy sounding young woman blamed it all on Royal Mail and refused to replace the item. I also wrote to the editor of the magazine enclosing the damaged envelope and never received a reply. Stranger things have happened than Royal Mail staff stealing contents but I do not always jump to that conclusion and these items should have been placed in a sturdy jiffy bag by French Entree Magazine like all other promoters do when sending out bulky prizes.