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The company rejected my offer of £450 which was £512 for a used item. The price of the new item is £560 The next day they accepted my offer as they realized I was not an idiot to buy used items at that price. I declined their ridiculous offer and bought a brand new one from another respectable company with a 10% discount for £503. This is very unprofessional and offensive. Sorry to be wrong. But I think I'm right.
Looks like I am one of the first to leave a review of this retailer. I purchased some Totem Sky Tower speakers from them a month or so ago and what a smashing outfit. They were so helpful and their after sales advice was great. Just like going to a shop in the old days and making a purchase sure in the knowledge they have got you covered. Thanks Future Audio for making my purchase such a breeze.
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