£15,000 of goods sent to me in error?

kitekat

Fatboy wrote: »

I am neither. That comment was meant as a bit of fun. I have returned the goods and am pleased to have done so.

The next time I want to be insulted I'll ask for advice on here.


Forum Etiquette

"Pls be nice to all MoneySavers. There's no such thing as a stupid question, and even if you disagree courtesy helps."

Hi fatboy you are well within your rights to report any abuse directed at you,you asked a perfectly reasonable question.Some posters on here are just pure ignorant,and wouldnt know courtesy if it slapped them in the face.

Takoda

kitekat wrote: »

Hi fatboy you are well within your rights to report any abuse directed at you,you asked a perfectly reasonable question.Some posters on here are just pure ignorant,and wouldnt know courtesy if it slapped them in the face.

I think this section naturally attracts a more stroppy type of person. Most posts attract some abuse and wise people just bung the perpetrators on ignore and forget about them.

I wouldn't decribe them as 'ignorant' though - some of the most obnoxious people are quite knowledgable about many subjects.

Lusty

Come on Fatboy,spill the beans and tell us what the goods were.
The suspense is killing me!

Butlers1982

The next time I want to be insulted I'll ask for advice on here.

brilliant. you wanted someone to say your rights are to keep all the stuff. that hasnt happened. now youve gone in a huff about it.

You have been given all the advice you need.

and can the pathetic woman who keeps sending me PMs with her illiterate attempt at insulting me stop as im not interested in her.

Fatboy

The goods were 2gb memory cards.

The advice I took came from a solicitor friend of mine. I also am to receive a goodwill gesture from the seller, and for the record I recently went to great lengths to return £20 that I saw someone drop in the village where I live.

And no I won't bother asking for advice on here again.

Fatboy, who by the way is not so fat or boyish!

border_collie

stugib wrote: »

Hooray! Right on cue!

Where did the OP say they'd been asked for payment? What you've quoted is intended to stop scam-artists intentionally sending you stuff and demanding payment. It's not a finders-keepers law! This was clearly a mistake.

!!!!!! :eek: didn't realise that when I nicked it. It was the reply to someone who had a load of oil wrongly delivered.



bluenose1988, that part was only if before November 2000.

Butlers1982

And no I won't bother asking for advice on here again.

just picking up all your toys from around your pram. .. . . . . . .

Hailz86

personally i think its all lies, who would order that amount of 2gb memory sticks and why would anyone want to keep them if they turned up at their door, what a load of crap x

Mark_Hewitt

Hailz86 wrote: »

personally i think its all lies, who would order that amount of 2gb memory sticks

A business that sells 2GB memory sticks?

and why would anyone want to keep them if they turned up at their door, what a load of crap x

An opportunist who sees a way to cash in on a windfall?

Lusty

Thats a hellavalot of memory sticks!