Can schools have an account with Morgan Computers?

What is meant by the term Grade A Refurbished?

What are your delivery charges?

Do you delivery to Ireland?

When will my order be despatched ?

Who are Morgan Computers and am I safe buying from you?

Is your site really secure? I am worried about entering my credit card details.

It's all very well having a web site but what if I want to contact someone?

When can I contact a member of the Internet sales team?

What is your returns policy?

What About Dead On Arrival Goods?

How do I return faulty goods under warranty?

What is a dead pixel and what are the levels of acceptance?

What other questions should be in this FAQ section?

Can schools have an account with Morgan Computers?

Of course they can. Please fax or email an official school purchase order and your school will be invoiced

FAO: Jonathan Fletcher
Morgan Computers
Unit 1- 5 Polham Lane
Somerton
Somerset
TA11 6SP
Fax: 01458 273955
E-mail: sales@morgancomputers.co.uk
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What is meant by the term Grade A Refurbished?

The term Grade A Refurbished is a classification given by manufactures for stock which cannot be sold as brand new - this would include units returned under money-back warranties, DOA products, tatty packaging, or any unit which has previously been sold through retail. Usually the units will NOT have any signs of use.
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What are your delivery charges?

Mainland UK delivery for larger items is charged at £5.95 + vat and is normally shipped for next working day delivery by Citylink. Larger items such as monitors, printers and computers are charged at £9.99 + vat. Smaller shipments are shipped Royal Mail First Class for £2.95 + vat
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Do you delivery to Ireland?
Northern Ireland: Our standard delivery charges would apply
Southern Ireland: Price on application
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When will my order be despatched ?

Subject to stocks and cleared funds, all orders will be dispatched within 24 hours, normally same day if ordered before 4pm, using either Citylink courier service or Royal Mail postal services. For larger items mainland UK delivery by courier costs £5.95 plus VAT) – this is a fully insured courier service offering 24 hour delivery in 95% of the UK. Smaller parcels are sent Royal Mail first class for £2.95plus VAT. depending upon size
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Who are Morgan Computers and am I safe buying from you?

Morgan have an established trading record dating back over 25 years. We are not a company that has popped up with a web site and not much substance to back it up. We have now part of the Bentham Group! The company is a member of the SHOPS mail order scheme that protects readers who buy via national newspapers. To read more about our background, terms of sale, security and privacy policies click here.
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Is your site really secure? I am worried about entering my credit card details.

We take matters of web security very seriously - when you go to our on-line ordering system, you are transferred to a secure area of our server using secure server software (SSL). This means that the information that you send is coded so that only we can de-code the information to obtain your personal details. You will notice that the address will change from http:// to https:// indicating a secure server and that a padlock will appear at the bottom of the page. For further information check our security policy
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It's all very well having a web site but what if I want to contact someone?

You can contact us at any time - for specific enquiries regarding internet orders please e-mail websales@morgancomputers.co.uk, this will ensure your enquiry is effectively processed.
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When can I contact a member of the Internet sales team?

You can contact a member of the sales team on 08444 129 944 who will be happy to help with any aspect of your order or for general enquires Monday to Friday between 9:00am - 5:30pm
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What is your returns policy?

If goods are supplied faulty ie Dead on Arrival or develop a fault within seven days, we will offer you an exchange or full refund. All items must be returned in original packaging and in as sent condition. In an ideal world all your purchases would be perfect – we do try our best – however there will inevitably be occasions when you need to return goods to Morgan. In order to deal with your return efficiently it is important that you obtain a returns number (RMA); this enables us to track your return efficiently and ensure there are no unnecessary delays. Please contact us on 08444 129 944 or by email at websales@morgancomputers.co.uk to obtain an RMA number; we will give you full instructions on how to return your goods.
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What About Dead On Arrival Goods?

If your item is faulty upon arrival, you must inform us within seven days. Items should be returned in their original packaging complete with all accessories and documentation. Subject to testing, we will issue a replacement or refund and reimburse your reasonable return carriage costs.
Please note that if returned goods are found not to be faulty, you will be liable for the return carriage costs.
If goods are damaged in transit you must inform us within 48 hours. If you notice that items are visibly damaged upon receipt, sign the carriers note accordingly ie “Goods received damaged” or “Goods unchecked”.
Please remember that you must obtain a returns (RMA) number before returning goods to us (see above)

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How do I return faulty goods under warranty?

If your item develops a fault within the first 28 days we will replace the product (subject to availability), assuming it is returned in as new condition with its original packaging and all accessories and documentation.
Thereafter goods will be repaired under the terms of the warranty.
In these instances you will be liable for the return carriage costs.
These guidelines do not apply in the case of damage, neglect, misuse or excessive wear and tear.

Please remember that you must obtain a returns (RMA) number before returning goods to us (see above).

What is a dead pixel and what are the levels of acceptance?

LCD displays are made up of millions of pixels (each one then made up of 3 sub-pixels – red, blue and green). Each sub pixel has its own transistor so due to the complex nature of the technology, defects can occur in the manufacturing process. Unfortunately such defects cannot be repaired. An ISO standard has been established to regulate acceptable levels of defects and protect the consumer. ISO 13406-2 states how many pixel faults are acceptable before a display should be replaced. Morgan’s company policy is to work to the ISO standard.
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What other questions should be in this FAQ section?

Let us know - if something is unclear or bugging you, tell us and we will add it to this help / FAQ section. Click the link to email. websales@morgancomputers.co.uk
Fax: 01458 274825
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