Honouring gift vouchers whe a company is taken over...help!

bookworm1363

Bookworm: Meanwhile, in the real world, any chance you could actually assist the OP in getting their rights upheld instead of keeping on picking at my posts?

DVardysShadow wrote: »

[*]Don't be so melodramatic
[*]I've said that you are wrong and mistaken, but I have not yet called you a name
[*]I'll call you a name now, You are a drama queen
[*]fthl explains why it is difficult to point to specific legislation. [I am still waiting for you to identify the 'different rules' which apply to vouchers.]
[*]As for helping people, we are doing it by pointing out your errors, so that no one goes away from this thread under the mistaken impression that the rules for vouchers are 'different'
[*]As for nitpicking, well I would say that the difference is a matter of principle. If you think the differences are 'nitpicking' then perhaps you should be the one to leave it alone.

I'll take that as a "no" then.

To OP, I'm sorry, but in the absence of anyone being able to point out to you any legislation under which you could make the new company honour your vouchers, my original premise stands: No, I don't believe you will be able to get satisfaction. Take care.