Yesterday I sold 2 mobile phones and was told the money would be in my bank by 12.00 the next day…read more The CeX site also states the same. On arriving home, I checked the receipt of goods ticket with both amounts totalling £0.00. I can only assume that the store have decided that I don't deserve the money for the items I sold. Should have sold on eBay. EDIT: further to the response from Cex. Both phones were immediately priced with the HTC U11 being labelled at £82.00 and put straight on the shelf for sale. I was told I would receive £46.50 for both phones. £5.00 was deducted per phone to add a charging lead. As I haven't received a penny for the phones, technically I still own them. I'll let any reader of this review draw their own conclusions re the ramifications of such actions.

The staff at this Leeds branch today were absolutely fantastic! long story short, they cleared up…read morethe right mess another Cex store, in Derby, had made. They went beyond what they had to to help me and I couldn't be more grateful

PC Consumables has got the right idea - key student location - ideal for all those panicky moments…read morewhen your laptop goes down, or you need an extra USB stick and so on. Although the staff are friendly enough you certainly get the sense that perhaps the keeness lies in selling you a few bits rather than necessarily going out of their way to be helpful. That said it's so conveniently situated it is great to quickly nip into and fill up on basics, like my ever dwindling printer ink supply, and for that I'm grateful. If anything their prices seem to challenge that of the larger supply stores although I still haven't found anyone to challenge Wilko's for my Canon ink cartridges! A handy place to go if you're running out of time and live within the vicinity, but nothing ultra special either.

PC Consumables is located on Headingley Lane, just in Hyde Park, an ideal location for any student…read morewho's computer has had a meltdown. They sell every computer staple you really need, including blank CDs, USBs, printer ink etc etc, and the man behind the counter fixes computers. A few years back, my laptop broke, and I desperately needed it fixing, without sending it away. PC Consumables was close to my halls, so I decided to go there, instead of taking it into town, so I could just pick it up on the way home from uni. When I went to pick it up, I was fed a load of jargon, and if I'm honest, I was not sure about whether I trusted him. But he said it was fixed- at the steep and crippling price of £100. Needless to say, I was devastated when it still kept on turning off unprompted, and he appeared to have done nothing. Angrily, I went back and, having had my own theories about what was actually wrong with it, I told him. He said he'd have a look. Sure enough, I was right (to a certain extent), and he fixed the computer "for free". He said there would be no charge. At the time, I couldn't have thanked him enough, as it was working perfectly again, but on reflection, I'd been well and truely 'done'.. and I am still bitter.. Having got over this minor mishap, years on, I still use PC Consumables when I'm passing. It's good residential location and (other than for the fixing) cheap prices makes it a very handy little place if you desperately are in need of ink or a USB stick.

My Lap Top screen was damaged and I had nowhere to turn…read more I searched for repairers and found PC Repair Centre. Nick talked me through the process - he collected my lap top and brought it back fixed. A personable & delightful young man who has loads of experience and knowledge. He sent me regular updates regarding progress. Very reasonably priced, Trustworthy and I would recommend him to all - just perfect and really helpful. Well done Nick. Fabulous Service.

If you want a TV, DVD player, hifi or surround sound system Richer sounds is a must to visit and…read morecheck the prices. At the risk of sounding like a penny pincher this is also another shop that its worth asking if a deal can be done with regards to price, maybe not if you are buying only one thing but if getting a whole new system or two TVs then I can say from personal experience don't just pay the ticket price. The staff are knowledgeable and are not afraid to pass on what they know.

The place to go for budget - mid priced audion seperates. The staff know what they are talking…read moreabout and are happy to help, listening rooms are available for you to test any would be purchase, I'd recommend taking your own music as their tastes aren't that great. They also stock a wide range of tv, dvd and extras. You can generally get a good dicount or freebie just by asking, try 'what's your best price on (insert item)' usually for an instant price reduction.

Man this shop is pokey!…read more Big Deal sell a good deal of stuff for such a small space, that is for sure. Their goods range mostly in music items and electrical goods, most especially amplifiers and guitars although there are a number of other items on sale here too. As a lot of the items have been part exchanged/are second hand it means they offer reasonably competetive prices on their goods. The main issue with this, though, is that when searching for musical items money isn't (and shouldn't be) the main factor. I'm not saying one should go crazy, but it doesn't matter how cheap their Takemine might be, that doesn't mean it is a better deal than a full price elsewhere. I'll elaborate. Unfortunately therein lies the problems with musical instruments - line up seven of exactly the same guitar from the same factory from the same day, and one will be miles above the others for sound quality. One will sing and you'll notice it compared to the others. There just aren't two guitars the same - you can test this yourself by annoying the salesmen in any guitar shop in Leeds and ask to play as many of the same brand and issue as they have! (In buying a guitar recently I did just this to weedle out the best one!) What I'm getting at is that Big Deal have a lot of great offers and some very nice prices, but be sure to test the item first and make sure it sings as well as it should. Unless you've naught the patience for all that, in which case, go enjoy a bargain!

Smiling, helpful, knowledgeable staff in a shop that is tiny and jam packed with so much electrical…read morestuff that is all looked like a black haze to me. If you need anything electrical from cables to speakers, turntables to laptops, guitars and lights they are likely to have it for a good price although this value seems to have decreased (i.e. prices have risen) since el crunchio. You get a three month guarantee with most items and part-exchanges are welcome. Many of my friends have happily purchased second-hand laptops from here (after a mass laptop theft) and all are happy with their purchases. Enjoy a tight-squeezed browse or just ask what you are after and the men will be glad to help.

Have used these guys for my watercooling needs since my first even custom pc, and they know their…read moreonions big time. they now run the shop from their dinning room so dont go looking for a shop! Mark, Sue and Steve are a great help no matter how insane or complicated your needs. they have an excellent forum running on the shop site 10/10

Great service, lots of stock. The staff know what they're talking about…read more Lots of great toys to play with! Cameras, iPads, Smart TV's. Good to browse whilst the better half shops in Morrisons.

Geek heaven - any shop that fills its windows with remote control daleks and Star Wars advent…read morecalendars is certainly OK by me, though I appreciate everyone might not feel the same. If this is your sort of thing though, Model Zone is a good compromise between cheap, knock-off memorabilia and the full-on, second-mortgage-requiring stuff you get in comic shops, with the added bonus of having loads of model making stuff thrown in. If you're not old enough to have yet rediscovered how cool things like train sets and Scalextric actually were, then this isn't the place for you - it's strictly dads and the old-at-heart only in here.

not the best shop i've been to for model railway items or model kits as they don't have much choice…read moreand can be quite expensive but they are great for the exclusives which you can only buy through them although not anywere near as good as when it was The model centre. for model railway stuff i would suggest going to millenium models in morley as they have a much better selection and they even sell 2nd hand stuff for a realy good price.