Scanned receipts v Actual receipts

wealdroam

texranger wrote: »

bank notes aren scanned they are printed.

I would hope so too.

Yes, I have found many retailers that will not accept scanned bank notes.

powerful_Rogue

texranger wrote: »

bank notes aren scanned they are printed. you will find many retailers wont accept scanned till receipts.

What a strange reply! I cant see the relevance between a bank note and a receipt?!

texranger

typo meant bank statements

powerful_Rogue

I was talking about bank statements printed off the net - I no longer receive bank statements in the post.

halibut2209

texranger, you are in danger of being a flyboy here. I am not doubting you, I am asking for a source. Saying "contact TS" is not a source. That's passing the buck. Saying "Someone told me this" isn't an answer to the question

texranger

halibut2209 wrote: »

texranger, you are in danger of being a flyboy here. I am not doubting you, I am asking for a source. Saying "contact TS" is not a source. That's passing the buck. Saying "Someone told me this" isn't an answer to the question

yes it is as TS is the source of this information it is not my problem if you are frightened to call them to prove you wrong

powerful_Rogue

texranger wrote: »

yes it is as TS is the source of this information it is not my problem if you are frightened to call them to prove you wrong

:rotfl:Where does this keep coming from?!

If returning a faulty item, you need to provide proof of purchase (as stated by the SOGA).

A scanned receipt is a proof of purchase. Nowhere on the TS website does it mention anything regarding scanned receipts not being a valid proof of purchase.

halibut2209

Yup, looks like texranger has now turned to the dark side.

texranger

powerful_Rogue wrote: »

:rotfl:Where does this keep coming from?!

If returning a faulty item, you need to provide proof of purchase (as stated by the SOGA).

A scanned receipt is a proof of purchase. Nowhere on the TS website does it mention anything regarding scanned receipts not being a valid proof of purchase.

a scanned receipt IS NOT proof of purchase as this can be doctored. i will now be telling TS that MSE members know the law more than them and that they are too frightened to call TS as they will be proven WRONG

powerful_Rogue

texranger wrote: »

a scanned receipt IS NOT proof of purchase as this can be doctored. i will now be telling TS that MSE members know the law more than them and that they are too frightened to call TS as they will be proven WRONG

The SOGA states you need to provide proof of purchase. If a printed out bank statement can be accepted as proof of purchase then I cant see why a scanned till receipt cant.

Personally:
Scanned till receipt : Refund : Not accepted
Scanned till receipt : Faulty exchange: Acceptable

Why do you keep using the "your frightened to phone TS" argument? Im scared of muggers and murderes that hide in alleyways, not TS.

Anyway, cant find anything on the consumer direct website of TS website relating to scanned receipts. They just state "proof of purchase". A printed bank statement can be doctored as well.