GCs PCs - DO NOT BUY FROM [Removed]

trisontana

[Name removed by Forum Team] 's website is still up and running . I don't know if any fool has actually been able buy anything because he seems to have closed down most lines of communication.

I have emailed [Name removed by Forum Team] a couple of times asking him how on earth any customer who buys one of the gift cards can redeem it it if he is closing down. He hasn't had the good manners to reply to me.

[Name removed by Forum Team] , unless you stop selling gift cards I intend to report you to Trading Standards for fraudulent trading. This is for selling products which are worthless. To my mind this is as bad as sending someone a dud cheque or selling them a TV with no working parts. I know you read this thread [Name removed by Forum Team] , so, for once in your life, do the decent thing and act like a grown-up and not a spoilt child.

MothballsWallet

marleyboy - fortunately, I've put Brooker Dave/Dave Brooker onto my blocked list (along with a few other people), so I don't have to read his words

underlay_guru

Brooker_Dave wrote: »

Typical British response is to knock those who have a go.

As a nation we love to run people down.

At least he gave it a go.

As usual Mr Brooker, you are spouting garbage. Most sensible British people would applaud a young business person who has succeeded in creating a thriving business....If {Removed by Forum team}had created a successful business with a satisfied customer base behind him, I would have been the first to say 'well done', but when one has allegedly intentionally ripped off and misled existing and potential customers, they deserve all that they get. Same with prices: If shop A sells a phone for £100 and shop B sells the same one for £200, a potential customer will come to the conclusion that shop B is being a little greedy with his/her profit margins.

It is ridiculous to say that if you 'have a go', but fail, it is ok, even if you leave a long negative trail behind you. If a business doesn't put its customers first, then it will fail: its as simple as that. A happy customer will tell one friend, whereas an unhappy customer will tell all of their friends.

Would you allow me try to service your car even though I am not a mechanic? I may not do the job properly, but at least I 'gave it a go', eh Dave?;)

Money_Grabber13579

I wonder what category GC's PC's fell into in this?

According to the article,"The biggest failure surrounded the right to return a product bought on the internet within seven days."

Oops. Guilty [Name removed by Forum Team] .

underlay_guru

Money_Grabber13579 wrote: »

I wonder what category GC's PC's fell into in this?

According to the article,"The biggest failure surrounded the right to return a product bought on the internet within seven days."

Oops. Guilty [Name removed by Forum Team] .

Thats a great article, but will {Removed by Forum team} 'bite the bullet' and listen?

Will he hell! I have repeatedly kindly informed him of what he needs to do to ensure his website is above board, but nothing is done. Let him dig his own hole now...

ChrisCobra

underlay_guru wrote: »

Thats a great article, but will [Name removed by Forum Team] {Removed by Forum team} 'bite the bullet' and listen?

Will he hell! I have repeatedly kindly informed him of what he needs to do to ensure his website is above board, but nothing is done. Let him dig his own hole now...

That hole might take a while to dig , king size

trisontana

Hello [Name removed by Forum Team] ,

Are you ever going to answer my question about you selling gift cards when you are planning to close down your company? If somebody buys one of these cards how are they going to be redeemed if you are no longer around?

A very simple question really.

trisontana

{Removed_by_Forum_team} wrote: »

try the website. are you able to buy anything? No you can't. I'm surprised as you people are all so clever that you hadn't realised this.

So if you cannot buy anything why not just close down the website?

But you are wrong. If you do try to buy something you are invited to send a cheque to Basingstoke. What are you doing with those cheques, Are you cashing them and sending out the goods, or are you tearing them up?

trisontana

I see you that you not only accept cheques now but also payment by moneybookers, as this shows:-

A pending payment to [email][Name removed by Forum Team] @gcspcs.co.uk[/email] has been created on your account. All you need to do now is send 329.49 GBP to the following bank account:

Bank details:
Amount: 329.49 GBP
Account holder: Moneybookers Ltd.
Bank: Lloyds TSB
City/Town: London
Account number: XXXXXXX
Sort / Bank Code: XXXXXXX
Account currency: GBP
Reference: 13399202 Your user ID - MUST BE PROVIDED!


!!! NO cash / 3rd party deposits !!! Due to anti-money laundering regulations we CANNOT ACCEPT cash deposits or bank transfers made by parties other than XXXXXXXX. We will make NO EXCEPTION from this rule. YOU WILL BE CHARGED all banking and administrative costs to return any such payment. Read more


You need to instruct the transfer yourself! We will NOT make a direct debit from your bank account. You have to initiate the transfer to the above account!

Esqui

Think you may want to remove the bank details from there, just in case. I know you're not too bothered if someone commits fraud on his account, but he might be.