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as this was paid for online, under consumer law, you have the right to return it for no reason. just be aware that most of what you now talk of comes under the consumer right act 2015 now. there are of course things like make up etc that cant be returned unopened, but electronic are not one of those. -
I think there are two types of parking spot, some with permit, others without, although the website does not state this and the map on the website gives the impression that all spaces are free. The question is how can they know which space I was parked in? There was no ticket on my windscreen, and I did not receive the original NTK. Should I contact them to ask for photographic evidence? -
Nope But lets not forget that labor has been a Brexit Party since at least Corbyn - just with a more competent and meaningful agenda -
I see... so, I'll still need to find a way to get rid of OPS. One more question, would beating them at court ensure future PCNs are invalid/unlawful?? -
By Jambomakaveli · Posted
My father purchased a £500 iPhone for my mother, he did this on the argos website and paid at the time of order with his debit card. phone was collected the following day. After assessing it for around a few hours, my mother wasn’t happy with it. I have tried to return the phone under the CCR regulations, specifically distance selling. this has been refused. I have escalated to customer service and been told firstly I can’t return it under distance selling because it’s been opened…. And then told after that electrical goods of any kind are exempt from the distance selling laws. I’ve also been told by the store manager that upon presenting my order number in store I could have asked the staff member to open the item so I could inspect it and then refuse it. surely that means though I could just reserve an item everyday for the next year, and then go into store and ask them to open it, breaking the seal etc and then refusing it? If everyone done that, they wouldn’t have a business. I guess I’m just looking for absolute confirmation from someone in the know or who has been through the same, if I purchased the item online, and paid for it online but then collected from store, does this still fall under the distance selling laws? it’s a David vs Goliath and I’m struggling to keep going, but I’m trying to hang in there. I’d just like to know for sure before I properly take up the fight. im really grateful to anyone who can provide any help or advice.
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The judge's reasoning is very useful and will certainly be helpful in any other cases relating to third-party rights where the customer has contracted with the courier company by using a broker.
This is generally speaking the problem with using PackLink who are domiciled in Spain and very conveniently out of reach of the British justice system.
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