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what am I entitled to?
Tiggy10
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Hi
I bought a top from New look on 14th March i wore it once for about two hours tucked into a skirt, im yet to wash it and went to put it on tonight to wear and realised its come apart at the seams.
its a chiffon material so sewing it up would be obvious. im really anoyed i havent even got a wear out of it. however i have lost my reciept. i have my bank statemet with what i paid on, what am i entitled to?
I really just want an exchange but they were running low on stock when i bought it!
I bought a top from New look on 14th March i wore it once for about two hours tucked into a skirt, im yet to wash it and went to put it on tonight to wear and realised its come apart at the seams.
its a chiffon material so sewing it up would be obvious. im really anoyed i havent even got a wear out of it. however i have lost my reciept. i have my bank statemet with what i paid on, what am i entitled to?
I really just want an exchange but they were running low on stock when i bought it!
Paying it all off in 2017:
Finance 1- [STRIKE]115[/STRIKE] Paid Jan 2017
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Finance 1- [STRIKE]115[/STRIKE] Paid Jan 2017
Finance 2- 335
CC - [STRIKE]2000[/STRIKE]1800
OD 1 - [STRIKE]2200[/STRIKE] 1850
OD 2 - 2500
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As the item is faulty your bank statement should be enough to act as proof of purchase, just take it back and I can't see them arguing with you as you've only had it a short time. They should give you a replacement or reimburse you as per Sale of Goods Act. They won't repair.0
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