tv shopping channels

desb48

i recently purchased an electric drill from these people brand name Cougar it does not have a warranty/gaurantee and i find this very strange there are no warnings regarding this on their auction sites or tv shopping i.e price drop tv , bid tv etc i have contacted them by email several times no reply except automated ones , it appears manufatures at adwick le street , doncaster but under Nutools and their ste says under construction but to contact their customer services AGAIN no reply the shooping channels mentioned are parent company SIT-UP TV , i would have thought that this was a requirement and your required to return at your own expense by recorded/registered post which is no refundable, as a disabled male on benefit i find this would be more than actually delivering in person, Help anyone PLEASE BE WARNED I HAVE contacted relevant government dept as well as Consumers site. THEY charged me £8.99 delivery which was by courier and requested uplift but no replies except as stated, also contacted ITV CHANNELS to warn people and advice FED UP WITH THIS.
regards
dennis:eek:

LemonGrove

What is the actual problem you are having, is the drill broken? And you didn't see the delivery charge right below the phone number before you ordered?

I really don't see what interest this will be to ITV CHANNELS either.

advent1122

What does being a disabled man on benefits have to do with the story?

geordieracer

advent1122 wrote: »

What does being a disabled man on benefits have to do with the story?

that htey have time and money to spend on shopping channels?

Im suprised also that he is moaning about the delivery charge when it quite clearly tells you it at the top of screen for every thing they sell. Too much? dont buy it.

Apples2

Ah! Cougar, a BRAND NAME ???

Cougar make ebay tat... and shopping channel tat.

It's worth about a pound. The postage you paid is more than the value (ha) of the drill.
Has the battery given up yet??
You won't find a guarantee as it would have to go the other side of the Planet to be looked at by anyone.

It's cheap tat, like the Designer Watches they sell on Shopping Channels.

I can't see anyone giving a monkeys, it's hardly a revelation that Shopping Channels are selling crap.

LemonGrove

Apples2 wrote: »

Ah! Cougar, a BRAND NAME ???

Cougar make ebay tat... and shopping channel tat.

It's worth about a pound. The postage you paid is more than the value (ha) of the drill.
Has the battery given up yet??
You won't find a guarantee as it would have to go the other side of the Planet to be looked at by anyone.

It's cheap tat, like the Designer Watches they sell on Shopping Channels.

I can't see anyone giving a monkeys, it's hardly a revelation that Shopping Channels are selling crap.

Yep, it's pretty much the equivalent of Argos' Challenge.

molerat

What was the question

desb48

quite obviously your ignorant so hope you never have to become disabled and live on the money i get the point being a lot of cost for dodgy goods of course it comes under distance selling and surely in this day and age it should be a requirement :money:

desb48

geordieracer wrote: »

that htey have time and money to spend on shopping channels?

Im suprised also that he is moaning about the delivery charge when it quite clearly tells you it at the top of screen for every thing they sell. Too much? dont buy it.

GET YOU FACTS RIGHT I AM NOT MOANING ABOUT DELIVERY CHARGE I AM MOANING ABOUT NO WARRANTY ON ELECTRIC TOOLS BEING SOLD AND THE UNFAIR TERMS OF RETURNING WHY DONT U LOOK INSTEAD OF JUST SEEING:money:

desb48

geordieracer wrote: »

that htey have time and money to spend on shopping channels?

Im suprised also that he is moaning about the delivery charge when it quite clearly tells you it at the top of screen for every thing they sell. Too much? Dont buy it.

i hope you never have to be stuck at home disabled my friend unable to get out

Mark_Hewitt

desb48 wrote: »

GET YOU FACTS RIGHT I AM NOT MOANING ABOUT DELIVERY CHARGE I AM MOANING ABOUT NO WARRANTY ON ELECTRIC TOOLS BEING SOLD AND THE UNFAIR TERMS OF RETURNING WHY DONT U LOOK INSTEAD OF JUST SEEING:money:

There is no requirement under law to offer a warranty. This does not affect your statutory rights so the Sale of Goods Act still applies.