PC QUICKHELP

I explained that I did not want to spend more than $100 as I would rather just buy a new computer than spend more than $100 on the repair. I also explained that I did not care about data recovery or programs, that I simply wanted a second computer in order to surf the web. The peformed some diagnostic testing and told me that they could deliver what I needed for $100. I received the computer and while I could get it to start up, the web pages were jittery, e.g., there was a ripple effet when viewing sites and scrolling was very slow and jumpy. When I returned the computer to have the issue resolved, I was told by Tommy, the manager of the Woburn office, that there was a graphic card issue and that it would cost more money to repair. I reminded PC Quickhelp that I didnt want to spend more than $100 to repair the computer and asked for a refund to which they replied, "With all do respect, you CAN technically surf the web." That is like selling someone a newspaper who's pages don't turn and telling them that they CAN technically read the front and back pages. They gave me the run-around, harping on the technicality, reminding me about how they recovered my data (data I did not care about), and in the end threatened to sue me in small claims court if I submitted a dispute with my credit card.