I ordered mine and got a confirmation email on the 1st. It hasn't arrived yet. I sent them a message requesting an ETA earlier tonight.Quote:
Originally Posted by mudski
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I ordered mine and got a confirmation email on the 1st. It hasn't arrived yet. I sent them a message requesting an ETA earlier tonight.Quote:
Originally Posted by mudski
From memory mine took about 2 weeks, yes get in touch with them for sure
Had to go back through this thread but mine only took 5-6 days,
contact them for sure.
Hmm. Can somebody tell me the name of the company who debited the fund from you on their bank statement? PM me with this if you wish. As I recieved no email conformation and my email addy no longer exists on their website I am thinking maybe I got it from somewhere else. But I was charged $26 on the day I ordered it from my CC account. I just need to confirm this part...But I do remember going on their website as I found it strange that I didn't need to create an account, Just order it, fill in your details on their website and pay for it...
Thanks.
mine was paypal.
Plus has anyone done the wiring upgrade yet ,[DIY]
I did mine with PayPal to. It came from big pond shopping on ebay, $26. Was delivered in 3 or 4 days. I haven't done the wiring upgrade, used it heaps with no problems.
Here you go mate, DEALSA PTY LTD INGLEBURN AUSQuote:
Originally Posted by mudski
Thank you. Thats the company who took the money.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Dogman
Just to be sure is was here where you got it from?
http://www.yourchoyceshop.com.au/buy...le-stove-82516
That's it mateQuote:
Originally Posted by mudski
Hi Mudski,
Got mine from them and took about 5 days max.
27 Apr 2013 DEALSA PTY LTD INGLEBURN -$26.00
Paid direct with credit card.
Has yours turned up yet Mudski? I still haven't received mine despite several emails with Dealsdirect (who i found run the yourchoyceshop site).Quote:
Originally Posted by mudski
Gee thats way too long, does PayPal cover that or have you done your dough,??
I got mine 4 or more weeks ago and only plugged it in last weekend.... leads did not get hot at all and I had it on for 4 hours.
I still have some learning to do on how to heat a good meat pie?
Nup. Considered it gone. I contacted them, even though they have taken the money from my account, they said they need proof as they have no records of me purchasing it. What, your company name on my bank statement is not proof?Quote:
Originally Posted by ShaunM
Only small amount ,but not the point if in Aust put the ombudsman on them.
Rip off 100 customers thats $2600 easy money in anyones book
That sucks mate, don't leave it............report them to Consumer affairs or Dept of Fair Trading, it is the principal of it allQuote:
Originally Posted by mudski
Open the lid every few minutes to let out the steam or it will be soggy. Turn the pie over every few minutes too. I had mini chicken Kievs on my trip which was amazing!Quote:
Originally Posted by Bloodyaussie
If you're happy and you know it tap a post!
Did the out standing orders arrive guys?
Mine never came. I ended up getting my money refunded though. I've since bought a Travel Buddy and love it.
But doesn't that defeat the purpose of switching them on, plonking the food in and leaving it until ready?Quote:
Originally Posted by Winnie
and you call yourself a bloody aussie!Quote:
Originally Posted by Bloodyaussie
You bored mate.....??
I wrap the pies in foil, (spray foil with oil spray to stop sticking) place in oven top down for 1/2 hour. Turn over for another 1/2 hour to 1 hour. Doesn't go soggy at all.Quote:
Originally Posted by Clunk
My pies are never soggy after I learnt to rotate and also open the lid every now and then....
Toasted ham and cheese sandwiches are the best!!
After 1.5 hrs at 150 degrees nothing will be soggy lolQuote:
Originally Posted by janderson
[QUOTE=Winnie;366415]Little bit of water in the bottom and they steamed nicely.
Winnie, were the dim sims sitting in water? how much is a little a bit and how long you cook em for?
what else have you cooked in them?
Marty
Yeah they did sit in the water, just fill it up about 1cm full of water and cooked for about 20 minutes, but I put boiling water in to start with and they would have been ready long before then but I did not check.