VanMoof
6 Circus Rd W, Nine Elms, London SW11 8EZ, United Kingdom
3.2
196 reviews
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FVJ3+MG London, United Kingdom
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Tuesday: 9–18
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Sunday: 11–17
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Sunday: 11–17
Shoutout to the Assistant manager and the other assistants who provided me with advice, they really reassured me that this was a worthy purchase.
And obviously, the repair store (that was in the center when I bought the bike), has been cleverly located in one of the most poorly connected locations of London - very smart.
I won’t ever buy a VanMoof again for sure.
S3 & X3, at first i thought they were great bikes, but after moderate use, you realise they are built with poor quality materials that break regularly.
Their customer service used to be great when we first purchased the bikes, now they’ve grown as a company they have lost touch and have also moved to a different location. This has had a negative effect, they don’t even have a TELEPHONE number to call, it’s now so much more difficult to get help.
If you don’t live in central London keep away from VanMoof!
It’s Such a shame, we will once the bikes are finally fixed be selling and moving to a different e-bike brand! I will be cancelling my pre-order on their new ebike
I booked in a time via the VM website. Given all I wanted was a quick once over and the brakes tightened, I thought it would be done on the spot while I waited. How wrong I was!!!
The guy in the shop told me that the bike would be ready for collection in 48 hours, worst case scenario 72 hours.
It has been over a week!!! I have had no contact from the shop. I have tried half a dozen times to contact VM via their useless chat bot customer service. There is no number to call. The one time the chat bot actually connected me to a human they were pretty useless. They assured me that the store would contact me that day...obviously I heard nothing.
Truly shocking customer service from a 'premium' brand towards a customer who has spent over £2,500 on their product.
Nice bikes, terrible company.