Grolier - unwanted mail

lllnorrislll

My wife has just received some books from groliers. These where not requested and we have never heard of this company before. I have googled the company and found that there is a link between them and the bounty baby group. She did recently receive a call from bounty confirming her details, but there was no mention of free trials. My wife wants to pay the postage and just send them back, but i fear that there is more to this than meets the eye and looking at old posts there seems to be huge problems with this company. Does any one know how to proceed with this company correctly to get a swift end to them sending us unwanted sh.....

SaraSeahorse

send an email to [EMAIL="customerservice@grolier.co.uk"]customerservice@grolier.co.uk[/EMAIL]
with your details explaining you have not signed up



Personal name / Address details

Date…….
Owner / Manager's name (or The Manager)
Retailer’s name
Retailer’s address
Retailer’s postcode
Dear Owner / Manager’s name or Sir/Madam
Consumer Protection (Distance Selling) Regulations 2000
On [date] I received [goods] sent by you through the post. These goods were unsolicited.
Under the legislation the Consumer Protection (Distance Selling) Regulations 2000 I can keep the goods as a gift. However, I am giving you the opportunity to arrange collection of the goods at your own expense within 14 days, after which I will consider the goods my property.
Yours sincerely / Yours faithfully
[Name]

tazandtommy

I used to get these all the time, I just sent them a email simaler to the above I said I would be keeping them, thanked them for my new FREE books and put the books on ebay.

They have stopped sending them now