HELP! ive bought a pram ??? have i got any rights?

stompin-sarah

ANMARJ thank you soooo much!!! you are correct thats what i want mine to do but it doesnt?? mine it like a normal pram were just the back bit reclines wehn u lift a bar up? so have i been mis-sold a product?

shirlgirl2004

Am I reading correctly that you would rather have tilt than recline? The recline function is far better because you baby can be in a flat (or almost flat) position rather than the sitting position and tilted back.

In answer to your question though yes it should be as described to you but proving what you were told won't be easy and how far are you prepared to go. A compromise might be to request a seat unit that tilts but obviously this would need to be in a different colour. If they say no you have to be prepared to enforce your rights. If you paid by credit card then you could challenege their stance that way.

stompin-sarah

thanks shirlgirl i used my debit card to pay for it so is there anything i can do ? i just wanted to know if i was withim my rights b4 i started going to trading standards etc etc


http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Norton-storm-limited-edition-pushchair-forest-green-/330540757503?pt=UK_Baby_BabyTravel_Pushchairs_GL&hash=item4cf5c3b1ff

that is how my pink pram looks when reclined and tbh i think it looks bloody stupid... it looks like its got an extra part that shouldnt be there

anmarj

this may be worth a shot, email the manufacture with the link to the one I put on and state why the picture shows it can be reclined back, which is what you want it to do, and why it does not do that. all the descriptions I have seen with other shops state it is multi positional and the thing is they supply the shops with the descriptions, maybe even mention trading standards might be interested in how they are missleading people and see what the response is. it may be that it can be done but not in the way that shows for the others ie lifting the latch in the hood.

deanos

£530 for a pushchair, good lord !

:eek::eek::eek::eek::eek:

Equaliser123

deanos wrote: »

£530 for a pushchair, good lord !

:eek::eek::eek::eek::eek:

That's the price for good ones.

Ours was over £700.

misssarahleigh

Equaliser123 wrote: »

That's the price for good ones.

Ours was over £700.

Good one! lol That tickled me!

All they need is a decent set of wheels and something you child can sit/sleep in. You can pick 'good ones' up for £100.

(Not the GOOD 'Designer' ones though)

deanos

Equaliser123 wrote: »

That's the price for good ones.

Ours was over £700.

What you doing on a money saving site you must have money to burn

Equaliser123

deanos wrote: »

What you doing on a money saving site you must have money to burn

It is a superb quality pram.

Compared with a cheaper (£140) SilverCross which is used for travelling, it really is chalk and cheese.

Equaliser123

misssarahleigh wrote: »

Good one! lol That tickled me!

All they need is a decent set of wheels and something you child can sit/sleep in. You can pick 'good ones' up for £100.

(Not the GOOD 'Designer' ones though)

You could say similar things about a car but that sort of comment doesn't make a dent in Aston Martin's sales.