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19th April 2006, 18:10
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| | Basic Account Customer | Sainsbury's so called 'free' DVD trial I am not sure if I can post this and get advice on it here - as this is a on line problem with Sainsburys but just wondered if anybody can help in any way.
I have ended up getting my fingers well and truly burned by Sainsburys so called 'free' dvd trial. They will not cancel it and have taken my money.
I signed up for the free trial but to be honest we dont really watch dvds and never really get the time so after only watching 1 dvd I decided that it just was not for me and e mailed them to cancel. I sent them a lovely letter thanking them for the free trial however asking for them to cancel the membership. I actually e mailed the wrong department so they replied to my e mail and said that they would pass it onto the correct department.
I was still getting dvds from them a week later ( and was duly sending them straight back without even watching them ) so I put a letter in with one of the returned dvds to remind them that I had cancelled and to please stop sending the dvd's.
Again a week later we were still getting dvds so I sent another e mail to them but was then away for a few days so didnt see the reply untill I got back. In The reply they denied getting the first e mail ( even though they replied to it ) they said I had to phone a 0870 number to cancel or send them an e mail via their site ( havent I already done that ? ) So I replied to the e mail and copied the first e mail to prove that I did cancel it and in the meantime they charged me a months rental to my credit card I requested a refund of the money.
I got another reply basically ignoring my e mail and again telling me to phone a 0870 number or cancel it via their website. I replied and tried to point out again that I have e mailed for over a month now and they have not followed my wishes and cancelled. The final e mail came tonight asking me to confirm if I want to cancel ( AAAHHHHHHHH ) and telling me that they will not send me a refund - no explanation just basically we got your money so up yours.
I am so cross about this - If it was my fault I would pay it but it isnt and I have proof - can anybody give me any advice on this. I would really appreciate it - its times like this I wish I was married to a solicitor.
oh and thanks for reading my rant
EDIT: Please remember that you have a "carriage return" button 
Last edited by monkey_uk; 4th May 2006 at 08:08.
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19th April 2006, 18:35
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| | Platinum Account Customer | Re: Sainsbury's so called 'free' DVD trial Poor you, how annoying!
I must say, I've had nothing but good service with them, fingers crossed... It just shows how things can go wrong...
Well, you can go the "bank charges" route, lol.
Take the LBA letter, (i think you can dispense with the prelim, you already have e-mailed them) adapt it to your circumstances, give them 7 or 14 days to refund, take them to court if they don't. (I'm getting very court-trigger happy these days, lol). They are in breach of contract by sending you dvds when you have cancelled. (Technically, you could have kept the dvds as unsolicited material, and nowt much they could have dome about that.)
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20th April 2006, 20:43
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| | Basic Account Customer | Re: Sainsbury's so called 'free' DVD trial guess what arrived in the post today - 2 more bl@@dy DVD's AAAAHHHHHH.
What part of ' I do not want your service ' do they not understand.
Just checked my c/card balance and I have definately been refunded  |
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26th April 2006, 22:05
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Lueeze
Guest | Re: Sainsbury's so called 'free' DVD trial Be careful that they dont charge you if you have to get them back by a certain date.
Good Luck!
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