£15,000 of goods sent to me in error?

Fatboy

Right thing has been done! Not feeling warm and fuzzy inside though! Collecting tomorrow after I receive written confirmation that I will not be out of pocket and that they have adequate insurance if the goods go missing so that I am not liable.

I do have a conscience its just that I didn't want to give up what could have been the biggest present someone has ever given to me £36,000 at retail prices!

Ah well life weaves its merry way.....

Fatboy

They are sending me an 8mb memory stick as a gesture of goodwill. That warm feeling is starting!

I knew honesty was always the best course of action but you do have to ponder on these things don't you!

Tozer

Fatboy wrote: »

I do have a conscience its just that I didn't want to give up what could have been the biggest present someone has ever given to me £36,000 at retail prices!

I think a present is when somebody deliberately provides a gift to someone else.

Fatboy

Tozer wrote: »

I think a present is when somebody deliberately provides a gift to someone else.

So the 8mb memory stick constitutes a present

brightonman123

i would get sender to arrange (and pay for!) another courier to pick up.

Although, the goods are addressed to you, andpssession is 9/10 of the law.. could you live with yourself?

imagine you were the intended customer, frantic for the goods..

stugib

I'm surprised no-one's posted yet to try and tell you they're unsolicited goods and you can keep them!

so2006

stugib wrote: »

I'm surprised no-one's posted yet to try and tell you they're unsolicited goods and you can keep them!

Still £15,000 is a lot, and could count as loss for the company. Its there goods and they should have them back. So i dont think the law would favor on there side lol.

Also you should just use your plain common sense! Always do the right thing!:T

markelock

won't the courier be invoicing the wrong address when charging?

shellsuit

Fatboy wrote: »

Right thing has been done! Not feeling warm and fuzzy inside though! Collecting tomorrow after I receive written confirmation that I will not be out of pocket and that they have adequate insurance if the goods go missing so that I am not liable.

I do have a conscience its just that I didn't want to give up what could have been the biggest present someone has ever given to me £36,000 at retail prices!

Ah well life weaves its merry way.....

:eek: :eek: :eek: Out of pocket for what???????

Please tell me you're not sorting that out - it's upto the seller to sort out, so why on earth would you have to worry about the goods going missing and why would you be out of pocket???

Butlers1982

you do have to ponder on these things don't you!

Yes you do if your a scumbag and leech on society. Jesus what goes on in your head