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saveapenny

I dont know if this is already been posted but just incase


Offences

If the seller is in business (rather than a private seller), he may have committed a criminal offence if he:

advertises a misleading price;

If you feel that any of the above could apply, you should report the matter to your local Trading Standards Service before you return to the trader.
*copyright TS*

Selling on the net
http://www.tradingstandards.gov.uk/cgi-bin/bglitem.cgi?file=BADV065-1111.txt

jackashton1

realistically, we ALL need to complain to the right channels, e.g trading standards, watch dog.. can someone post the easiest way to do this so everyone can?

bargains83

By the way, the managing director of ebuyer's address is:

Mr Mike Naylor (MD)
ebuyer (UK) Limited,
201 Woodbourne Road
Sheffield
S9 3LR

ROCKINGHAM

Watchdog: 0870 010 7070

Mr_Gordon_2

vinny41 wrote:

...pocket everyone money that is less than £100 per order since credit card protection does not apply for orders less that £100

When SplashDVD went under I had an order outstanding for £9.99. My credit card company refunded this to me no problem at all.

Swafe

Mr_Gordon wrote:

When SplashDVD went under I had an order outstanding for £9.99. My credit card company refunded this to me no problem at all.

And if you paid via debit card?

vinny41

Gillela wrote:

Clearly you have a limited understanding of business, and business law. Yes this would be a viable option. However to do that would lose ebuyers commerical base, people know who ebuyer is for good or bad. Yes they do offer a cheap service on many products, but that doesnt make them a good business. They are no fills, offering products as cheap as possible, that is their niché. If they "folded" and and emerged as UK ebuyer as you mentioned, dont you think this scandal would attract legal attention, not to mention press attention. This would either be severly detrimental to their new image or enough to close their new busniess front down.

They are ruthless, as are most companies, ultimately they want a profit. Why shouldn't I want a "profit" and be ruthless, i am within my legal rights!

happens all the time with computer companies and Travel companies, if a travel company is going to go bust normally 1 week in September iw when they do it, With Ebuyer Uk I suspect they would transfer their customer database to their USA office and continue to run their operation from there, here all they need is a warehouse and a smaill office which wouldn't be customer facing
I see from your last point you are mot interested if they made a mistake or not you just want to profit from their mistake, since they have already refunded your money

redfox

saveapenny wrote:

Selling on the net
http://www.tradingstandards.gov.uk/cgi-bin/bglitem.cgi?file=BADV065-1111.txt

one of the regs there, under Electronic Commerce (EC Directive) Regulations 2002 (E Commerce Regs), states they must have an email address! Not something I can find on the ebuyer website at all...

Derek_Duval

Swafe wrote:

And if you paid via debit card?

Depends on your bank, I know someone who got refunded on a lloyds debit card when splash went under.

JamesM_2

Derek_Duval wrote:

Depends on your bank, I know someone who got refunded on a lloyds debit card when splash went under.

I didn't get refunded by splash on my hsbc switch. Generally there's no such protection on debit cards.