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Ripped off by this website and need advice
SharonP_2
Posts: 4 Newbie
Hi,
I ordered a part for my laptop from this web site: ukeyboard.co.uk
I paid £30.20 and £16.00 P&P for 3-7 business working days delivery. The item came 9 days later. The part was missing a piece, I emailed the site requesting an address to return the item, they have ignored my request.
The part was ordered on the 21.03.10 and it arrived on the 01.04.10. The site changed the photo, a google cache of the site on the 20th and 24th March 10 shows the item fully but on the 1st April only part of the item is showing in the photo.
When the item arrived it came from China which I did not know....I knowI have rights under the distance selling regs but what do I do if they will not answer my mails.
I dont want others to endup in the same boat as me with this site, and I am sure I am not the first person who has been ripped off by them.
I have contacted nominet as the domain name is registered to a non-trading individual but obviously they are trading. Hopefully Nominet should make them change it and list an address that I can then contact.
Has anyone got any ideas of what I can do next. I am very doubtful I will get a refund as I paid via Paypal with funds in my paypal account, I did contact paypal but they are not interested either.
I ordered a part for my laptop from this web site: ukeyboard.co.uk
I paid £30.20 and £16.00 P&P for 3-7 business working days delivery. The item came 9 days later. The part was missing a piece, I emailed the site requesting an address to return the item, they have ignored my request.
The part was ordered on the 21.03.10 and it arrived on the 01.04.10. The site changed the photo, a google cache of the site on the 20th and 24th March 10 shows the item fully but on the 1st April only part of the item is showing in the photo.
When the item arrived it came from China which I did not know....I knowI have rights under the distance selling regs but what do I do if they will not answer my mails.
I dont want others to endup in the same boat as me with this site, and I am sure I am not the first person who has been ripped off by them.
I have contacted nominet as the domain name is registered to a non-trading individual but obviously they are trading. Hopefully Nominet should make them change it and list an address that I can then contact.
Has anyone got any ideas of what I can do next. I am very doubtful I will get a refund as I paid via Paypal with funds in my paypal account, I did contact paypal but they are not interested either.
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Their website is not compliant with consumer law, contact trading standards.
http://www.oft.gov.uk/advice_and_resources/resource_base/legal/distance-selling-regulations/0 -
Their website is not compliant with consumer law, contact trading standards.
http://www.oft.gov.uk/advice_and_resources/resource_base/legal/distance-selling-regulations/
It came from China!0 -
It came from China!
Doesn't necessarily mean the site isn't UK based and they aren't drop-shipping. If they are UK based, trading standards might help, if they aren't and they're a scam site, if they act they can get nominet to take the domain off them (although this wouldn't help the OP that much).0 -
Doesn't necessarily mean the site isn't UK based and they aren't drop-shipping. If they are UK based, trading standards might help, if they aren't and they're a scam site, if they act they can get nominet to take the domain off them (although this wouldn't help the OP that much).
They are based in China
Domain name:
ukeyboard.co.uk
Registrant:
david luo
Registrant type:
UK Individual
Registrant's address:
GuanLan Baoan
GuangDong
Shenzhen
518110
China0 -
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Another poster asking for help and never comes back0
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That relates to the domain name and doesn't really help the OP.0
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