Proof of purchase

doelani

I paid for something on my CC for someone else and it is now faulty and they need proof of purchase, they have misplaced the reciept.

If I give them a copy of my CC statement wll it be ok to blank out all info like cc number and credit limit etc as do not really want this person seeing this info?

benood

I don't see why not, give it a try.

dacouch

what sort of item was it

doelani

dacouch wrote: »

what sort of item was it

ghd's need to go back to ghd and even though they are registered still want proof of purchase I filled in all those details for nothing lol

dacouch

What you will find is a lot of shops can now days do a duplicate receipt, pop into the shop and ask for a receipt and give details of the purchase a lot of companies will print a duplicate off. I did this with PC World and then said great now I have my receipt I want to report a problem.

LinasPilibaitisisbatman

A lot depends on who you purchased it from.

a credit card statement showing £99.99 to Argos or Tesco doesnt prove much. £99.99 directly to GHD would.

Its also worth pointing out that they might question the fact details are blanked out, why and the right to the person to claim - consider it only relates to the consumer the SOGA and most warranties.

doelani

dacouch wrote: »

What you will find is a lot of shops can now days do a duplicate receipt, pop into the shop and ask for a receipt and give details of the purchase a lot of companies will print a duplicate off. I did this with PC World and then said great now I have my receipt I want to report a problem.

I bought them online and called the company and they said just use the CC statement lol will just have to use it I guess

dacouch

There are a lot of fake GHDs on the net, are you sure you have not bought these?

If you bought them on the internet you may have received a confirmation email when your purchased, this might be sufficient as proof of purchase especially if you send it with the credit card statement

doelani

dacouch wrote: »

There are a lot of fake GHDs on the net, are you sure you have not bought these?

no I bought them off a site ghd reccommended and they have been registered with them.


thanks for replies

doelani

LinasPilibaitisisbatman wrote: »

A lot depends on who you purchased it from.

a credit card statement showing £99.99 to Argos or Tesco doesnt prove much. £99.99 directly to GHD would.

Its also worth pointing out that they might question the fact details are blanked out, why and the right to the person to claim - consider it only relates to the consumer the SOGA and most warranties.

although I purchased them they were registered in the name of the person they were for. I had checked this before registering the warrenty and ghd said it was fine. These were acually bought for someone as a christmas present. I did enclose the reciept with them but they have lost it

will ring them again tomorrow and check


thanks