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Unsolicited DVD.
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JulianCBrown wrote: »Absolutely not! Sorry, but I'm not prepared to lift a finger to return unsolicited goods. Rubbish at that!
well you already did posting here:rolleyes:
do what you like then and dont ask for input
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superscaper wrote: »For unsolicited goods (assuming it really was addressed to you and not a postal mistake) there's no need to do anything. It's your property to do what you want with as soon as it was put through your letter box. Just bin it, I would.
That's the reply I wanted to hear! I simply am not prepared to invest time or expense in returning something I didn't ask for and don't want!0 -
JulianCBrown wrote: »That's the reply I wanted to hear! I simply am not prepared to invest time or expense in returning something I didn't ask for and don't want!
Just to support why I posted that: http://www.berr.gov.uk/whatwedo/consumers/buying-selling/unsolicited/index.html"She is quite the oddball. Did you notice how she didn't even get excited when she saw this original ZX-81?"
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JulianCBrown wrote: »Absolutely not! Sorry, but I'm not prepared to lift a finger to return unsolicited goods. Rubbish at that!
It does seem that you are really asking "Can I sell the item on Ebay?".
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JulianCBrown wrote: »That's the reply I wanted to hear! I simply am not prepared to invest time or expense in returning something I didn't ask for and don't want!
So basically you only want replies as long as they are what you want to hear? So why bother posting here in the first place...priceless!
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superscaper wrote: »Why not? There's no time period on unsolicited goods.
My mention of selling the DVD on eBay was "tongue-in-cheek". I doubt if it would be worth bothering with.
As far as I can see from the link provided by Superscaper, there is no time limit on unsolicited goods, so I could eBay the item if I could be bothered!0 -
Ivory_Tinkler wrote: »So basically you only want replies as long as they are what you want to hear? So why bother posting here in the first place...priceless!
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Not correct. I wanted to know my legal position, not guesses. Superscaper has provided a definitive answer with legal backup via a link.
I want to make life difficult for unscrupulous random mailers, but I do not want to end up in the Small Claims Court!0 -
Is it possible they made a mistake? You should at least let them know.Squirrel!If I tell you who I work for, I'm not allowed to help you. If I don't say, then I can help you with questions and fixing products. Regardless, there's still no secret EU law.
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pitkin2020 wrote: »But your happy to put it on ebay as stated in a previous post?
"My mention of selling the DVD on eBay was "tongue-in-cheek". I doubt if it would be worth bothering with."
:rolleyes:"She is quite the oddball. Did you notice how she didn't even get excited when she saw this original ZX-81?"
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