CD WOW Returns Address Now In Cyprus

Vindiesel

...................:-)

mcwarre

As this is one of the funniest topics for ages, mind if I join in

grabbit wrote:

Oh and I don't think CD wow can force you to accept e-vouchers if it is faulty or returned under the distance selling regulations anyway.

They don't apply from countries not in the EU (such as where cd-wow is based). http://www.consumerdirect.gov.uk/general/shop_home/fs_y01.shtml#3

shaunwiltshire

I've got to send a CD back to CDwow, And the address is in Cyprus.
I ordered Robbie's greatest hits, the CD did arrive but was 2nd hand I was not a happy bunny.

michaels

pin wrote:

Self governing Danish territory.

But I think not part of the EU? Can you get cds from Greenland? Does Santa deliver them? What about returns - do we just put them is a sack and shove it back up the chimney?!

pin

michaels wrote:

But I think not part of the EU? Can you get cds from Greenland? Does Santa deliver them? What about returns - do we just put them is a sack and shove it back up the chimney?!

I thought Santa resided in Lapland.

Vindiesel

Hm...Whats the score with Antartica? Am I right in thinking no 'one' country owns it? And what happens to a country's wildlife. Are they 'the property' of a country? Le we are citizens of the UK/GB/England/Scotland/Wales/NI/Eire, we refer to our animals as being British etc, but they aren't 'owned' by us, or citizens. Do we have any rights toward them, or liabilities against them?

Or are they just a legal non-entity?

cheers

pin

Vindiesel wrote:

Hm...Whats the score with Antartica? Am I right in thinking no 'one' country owns it? And what happens to a country's wildlife. Are they 'the property' of a country? Le we are citizens of the UK/GB/England/Scotland/Wales/NI/Eire, we refer to our animals as being British etc, but they aren't 'owned' by us, or citizens. Do we have any rights toward them, or liabilities against them?

Or are they just a legal non-entity?

cheers

I think antartica is governed by some sort of international treaty. maybe its got the legal status of somewhere like the un in new york?

mcwarre

Vindiesel wrote:

And what happens to a country's wildlife. Are they 'the property' of a country? Le we are citizens of the UK/GB/England/Scotland/Wales/NI/Eire, we refer to our animals as being British etc, but they aren't 'owned' by us, or citizens. Do we have any rights toward them, or liabilities against them?

Or are they just a legal non-entity?

cheers

Well swans are property of the Queen. All pets are treated, in law, as mere property................... So not a legal non-entity.

As for the little frogs

Dormouse

pin wrote:

I thought Santa resided in Lapland.

Indeed. (I have insider knowledge )

Vindiesel

pin wrote:

I think antartica is governed by some sort of international treaty. maybe its got the legal status of somewhere like the un in new york?

Aah right, thanks pin. Is teh UN in NY liek the Vatican in Rome? NOt part of the host nation, but the host nation provides it with services and infrastucture, and guarantees it's independence?