Warning - Brew It Yourself (aka The Online Shopping Co)

Mr.Everready

And Bigger Jugs too.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Milestone-IPA-Kg-beer-kit/dp/B005L4Q5MC/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&m=A2TVYYK742CV6J&s=generic&qid=1329836169&sr=1-2

bassline

that's weird

Balliihoo

Reply to post 250 & 251
OK i can see your point, but the confusion is arising here as Amazon allow 3rd party sellers to add themselves as sellers on pre existing listings, the link you have posted is for a product that we have made the listing for and then OLHBco have added themselves as a seller which you have chosen to view via their storefront. If you were to view the same product directly from an Amazon search you would see all available sellers (including ourselves) listed separately. Both Ourselves and Bigger Jugs have been on Amazon for many years and both have many happy customers and good reviews. When shopping on Amazon it is always worth checking who you are buying from and check their Amazon feedback first.

Essex_Lad1981

Off Amazon - LOL at this line "We are not an ebay style here today, gone tomorrow, trading company."

About The Online Shopping Company Ltd

We are one of the UK's leading independent online retailers with over 10 years experience with ecommerce. Our head office is based in Southend On Sea, Essex and deliver our products all over Europe. We are not an ebay style here today, gone tomorrow, trading company. We have full time staff and ship hundreds of products every day. We provide customer service and support from our UK office by email. We understand that as hard as we try, we not going to be perfect - so we have a policy of continuous improvement. Our aim is make online shopping something that's easy and fit's in with your life.

Beamer525

Balliihoo wrote: »

Reply to post 250 & 251
OK i can see your point, but the confusion is arising here as Amazon allow 3rd party sellers to add themselves as sellers on pre existing listings, the link you have posted is for a product that we have made the listing for and then OLHBco have added themselves as a seller which you have chosen to view via their storefront. If you were to view the same product directly from an Amazon search you would see all available sellers (including ourselves) listed separately. Both Ourselves and Bigger Jugs have been on Amazon for many years and both have many happy customers and good reviews. When shopping on Amazon it is always worth checking who you are buying from and check their Amazon feedback first.

So are you saying that you have no dealings what so ever with The Online Shopping Company?
If you don't them maybe you should try and get there links removed from products you sell.

kondormid

I like the bit where they say...
"We are not an ebay style here today, gone tomorrow, trading company. "

http://feedback.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewFeedback2&userid=esuasion&ftab=FeedbackAsSeller

Essex_Lad1981

kondormid wrote: »

I like the bit where they say...
"We are not an ebay style here today, gone tomorrow, trading company. "

http://feedback.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewFeedback2&userid=esuasion&ftab=FeedbackAsSeller

:rotfl:
esuasion ( 1712) Not a registered user
:rotfl: FAIL!!!!

Balliihoo

Just to confirm that is correct "we have no links at all to OHBco" and would like nothing more than to be able to have them removed from our product listings. Unfortunately this is out of our control as this is the way Amazon Market Place works. So for example even if you as an individual had a beer kit that you wanted to sell "unwanted gift etc" you would be able to add it to that listing. If you search some really popular products on Amazon (books etc.) it is not uncommon to see this item available from over 20 different sellers (both new and used) on the one single listing.

Just_another_Bod

Hi, I can say for absolute certain that Biggerjugs are based in Watford and do all their own despatches. I don't work for them but pop in to their warehouse quite often as they are close to where I work.

I'll drop them an email to see if they are aware that they are being linked on here with other companies.

Mr.Everready

Finally managed to update my TP post, I added in this section ( not that it'll make any difference ) from the OFT business guide for distance selling.

http://www.oft.gov.uk/shared_oft/business_leaflets/general/oft913.pdf


The retailer must refund the full amount including the delivery
costs as soon as possible after the consumer cancels, and in
any case within 30 days at the latest. You cannot insist on the
goods being received by you before you make a refund.