Returning a Blu ray DVD to Tescos

Santino66

JOB DONE!! I took it to another Tescos Extra Store in the region, told them it was faulty - they said they didn't have an exact replacement in stock and refunded my money. After the transaction the CS rep said she'd of given my money back anyway even if it wasn't faulty which made me feel bad - but after my initial experience I didn't think I was taking any chances.

gaz_jones

Thanks for updating us as to what happened

lal1234

Do you expect people to say "Well done" for lying to a store to get them to take back a non faulty item?

Santino66

.... like I'm the first ... your point being?

Woby_Tide

Santino66 wrote: »

your point being?

no-one likes a fraudster probably

Santino66

I just googled fraud. Apparently there is no definition; it just covers a wider range of dishonest activities, so yes, you win. I better quit now as I'm on a forum and googling terms that have nothing to do with my job, using computer resource provided by my employer .. apparently also a type of fraud. (As I said, like I'm the first)

Woby_Tide

maybe google the definition of humililty whilst you're in the mood for looking stuff up

chuckley

Caroline73 wrote: »

If you bought a packet of salt and vinegar crisps, opened them, eaten one and then realised they weren't cheese and onion - would you accept that you had made a mistake or try and take them back?

They point here is that it was OPENED, it could have been watched therefore second hand or it could have been copied.

GOD that made me howl!!! :rotfl:

chuckley

LMAO @ 'faulty'.

i bet they will test it and notice its fine... what excuse did u give?!

PZH

Santino66 wrote: »

I just googled fraud. Apparently there is no definition; it just covers a wider range of dishonest activities, so yes, you win. I better quit now as I'm on a forum and googling terms that have nothing to do with my job, using computer resource provided by my employer .. apparently also a type of fraud. (As I said, like I'm the first)

A civil fraud typically involves the act of intentionally making a false representation of a material fact, with the intent to deceive, which is reasonably relied upon by another person to that person's detriment. A "false representation" can take many forms, such as:

* A false statement of fact, known to be false at the time it was made;


Moneysavingsexpert is rapidly turning in to a forum of how to cheat, lie and use fraudulent acts to get money back for something that was not the stores fault ???

mcaulayr wrote:

why do so many people want to be negative, all the op wanted was some help not every negative they could get think how u would feel if u got the same rubbish

Help in what - defrauding a company ??

Apart from a couple of stupid replies - the vast majority state the truth of the matter.

Well done to the OP for persuing the matter and getting a refund - but to use a fraudulent act in doing so surely should not be praised ??