Rainwater Tank 1100 Litre £1498.00now£50.00@B&Q smaller one also avail for same price

Alias_Omega

We bought a new B&Q kitchen Dec 08/Jan 09. We planned to have the dishwasher intergrated funny enough, and the hole is still there, just filled with the old normal white dishwasher.

We would be happy with a dishwasher (intergrated) from the B&Q website that we deemed to be of same standard or better.

That way we could sell our old dishwasher for £50, and be quids in for £39 after all.

Only thing we would need is the refund of the court costs etc, therefore forefilling the original contract that was formed on the sale of the item.

edit.. (to show were not in it for the £££)

To insert the picture..



Spot the missing appliance that should be fitted nicely, or course with a new supplied & cut down wine / pop rack.

All fitted by myself.

Pocoyo

Nice kitchen, Alias_Omega. It would look even better with an integrated dishwasher. :beer:

Alias_Omega

It did not cost us alot..

Electric Hob - £200 (Touch sensitive from comet)
Electric Oven - £129 (ex-display from B&Q, sliced my hand to bits on it as it had no box, packaging)
Dishwasher - Existing
Sink - £60 B&Q
Taps - £30 B&Q
Kitchen Units - B&Q
Kitchen Door - B&Q
Plinth / Wine Rack - B&Q
Paint for Walls - B&Q
Filler for Walls - B&Q
Splash Back 99p from Comet Clearance area
Cooker Hood £40 from Comet Clearance area
Kitchen Handles - B&Q
Jigsaw to cut hob & sink holes - B&Q

Kinda guess where we bought the kitchen from.?

leo~saphira

Right, got my paperwork in...

Anyone know what to do in section G on the questionaire? - do I enclosed all of my paperwork for the judge to look at?

Thanks

powertoolman

I've just received notification of my quidco receipt of £2.55 for the water butt which I didn't receive! Ironic.

Lynsey

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Might be handy to know.

Lynsey

Pocoyo

leo~saphira wrote: »

Right, got my paperwork in...

Anyone know what to do in section G on the questionaire? - do I enclosed all of my paperwork for the judge to look at?

Thanks

I haven't yet received my questionnaire so I can't help, yet. When I do I'll let you know.

Pocoyo

Lynsey wrote: »

Might be handy to know.

Lynsey

Yep. I suppose Bond Pearce are hoping that some people will be intimidated by their copying and pasting reams of quotes from this thread in their defense documents.

The fact remains that 1) They cannot link user names here to RL individuals and 2) Nothing that has been said here has any bearing on the facts, and they know it. We entered into a contract with B&Q, they broke it. The rest is window dressing.

Lynsey

You would have to ask if they used any comments on here why they are only using the "tongue in cheek" remarks and NOT the one's stating we would take comparable items?? I'm sure they wouldn't be using the one's where we state we are willing to take similar items - I wonder why not.

Lynsey

Lynsey

Pocoyo wrote: »

We entered into a contract with B&Q, they broke it. The rest is window dressing.

And those are the basic facts the case will be based on. It suited B&Q to have those T&C's in place as it must have suited them to form "A legally binding contract". It wouldn't have been just for the benefit of the customer. But now it doesn't suit them, they want out of them - "they want their cake and eat it".
They may well (BP) try and put pressure on us, but I can't believe that any judge would not view these cases on the T&C's.

Lynsey