[CLOSED] Samsung 28'' Pure Flat Widescreen With Integrated Freeview TV + Cabinet £33

shrek101

Lets have a class action suit joke

Colin123_2

well one option would bve get a group together to pay for some action. Must have been a few thousand TV's ordered at least, so if everyone stuck £3 in the pot that would cover any legal action

blaze

where did people open their eNotes? (from the catagory's listed)

iyiarz

"Every effort is made to ensure that prices shown on the Supplier's website are accurate at the time you place your order."

I'd love to challenge that in court...

'So what effort, if any, did you make to ensure the price was correct? '

shrek101

Ebuyer have a bad reputation to uphold consumer law, so we will have a fight on our hands.

I wonder if Ebuyer make EVERY effort to ensure prices are shown that they don't show the same in regards to be in touch with customers should things go wrong.

iyiarz wrote:

"Every effort is made to ensure that prices shown on the Supplier's website are accurate at the time you place your order."

I'd love to challenge that in court...

'So what effort, if any, did you make to ensure the price was correct? '

ben500

I think quality control went something like this.

Nigel and Mike at ebuyer qc center

Nigel: Hey Mike look at this 28" screen for £28 that can't be right! should we pull it?

Mike: Nah f**k em they docked me fifteen minutes last week for having a fag!

Lets see how stressed they get before they wan't a fag!

ROCKINGHAM

Surely it does not have to be a class action - simply file a claim in the Small Claims Court - a very simple procedure. Produce your screenshots, confirmation of that a payment was taken plus ebuyers T & Cs. Afterall the one quoted in the cancellation email actually conflicts with 2.1.

Small Claims Courts are fairly informal and are designed so both parties represent themselves. Solicitors costs are not awarded so can you imagine it e buyer having to defend all these little cases all over the country and the cost of having someone to represent themselves would cost more than the price of the tellie.

ben500

ROCKINGHAM wrote:

Surely it does not have to be a class action - simply file a claim in the Small Claims Court - a very simple procedure. Produce your screenshots, confirmation of that a payment was taken plus ebuyers T & Cs. Afterall the one quoted in the cancellation email actually conflicts with 2.1.

Small Claims Courts are fairly informal and are designed so both parties represent themselves. Solicitors costs are not awarded so can you imagine it e buyer having to defend all these little cases all over the country and the cost of having someone to represent themselves would cost more than the price of the tellie.

I agree on the face of it small claims does seem to be the way to go as it's very likely that tv's will turn up for those that actually file a claim rather than the cost of defending it if they just sent a simple line supervisor to fight each case it would cost more than the set never mind a legal rep.

ben500

Besides could you imagine the scene with busloads of Bailiffs turning up at their depot to sieze goods! It would make Wapping look like a day at the seaside!

ben500

In fact I'm rather thinking about registering as a bailiff myself and paying myself to collect my goods !