GCs PCs - DO NOT BUY FROM [Removed]

Stephen_Webber

BASFORDLAD wrote: »

I think its time this thread is closed......

I would agree. It doesn't seem as though [Name removed by Forum Team] has learnt much from his experience and it's just the same stuff going around and around.

trisontana

Stephen_Webber wrote: »

I would agree. It doesn't seem as though [Name removed by Forum Team] has learnt much from his experience and it's just the same stuff going around and around.

At least he has removed those gift cards from his site. So we have done some good.

marleyboy

I think up until GC is closed of business, this thread should continue to act as a warning to any potential victims.

Not that I can imagine anyone willing to send a cheque to a company that offers no address to send it to, on top of any potential phone contact from said customer is courtly replied with "Your Mam!"

consultant31

[QUOTE=[Name_removed_by_Forum_Team] {Removed by Forum team};25067807]trisontana, payment being received is classed as the moment the funds clear into the vendors account. This didn't happen and thus payment has not been made.

Also remember a cheque is an instruction for payment, not a form of payment. Seeing that I would need to cash the cheque, it would be shredded and thus payment not being made.

Check the relevant laws on this one. You will see I am correct.[/QUOTE]

If this is the real GC, he must have been having some English lessons. His spelling and sentence construction has improved a great deal since his first posts!

marleyboy

One might assume his new PHD helped him discover what spell checker does

MothballsWallet

PHD is also the abbreviation for the port of Peterhead in north-east Scotland (you can get some lovely fresh fish there, and it's got a prison where a lot of p-philes are imprisoned)

trisontana

[QUOTE=[Name_removed_by_Forum_Team] {Removed by Forum team};25274903]Incorrect:

Source: Dictionary

Ph.D.: a doctorate usually based on at least 3 years graduate study and a dissertation; the highest degree awarded graduate study

seeing that i said the word 'study', you do not study a port. You study a subject.[/QUOTE]

I quite like studying Dover. Lots of interesting ships keep coming and going from there.

dacouch

I would have thought [Name removed by Forum Team] would love studying at Dover with all of the seaman about

trisontana

dacouch wrote: »

I would have thought [Name removed by Forum Team] would love studying at Dover with all of the seaman about

Especially Master Bates.

fiddiwebb

I'm surprised he's not selling on eBay or is he :rolleyes: