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A Question Regarding Curry's T&c's.
PeteHerts
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If anybody has seen this link http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=377272
regarding a reconditioned Sony laptop @ Curry's that was £699 and is now £1245.99 then i'd like some advice please.
My order is still showing as checking stock from when i ordered last Wednesday and after speaking to Curry's on Friday they said the goods were now out of stock but when i ordered the laptop the webpage showed as being ticked for home delivery. On checking Curry's T&C's it says that there is not a binding contract until i recieve an order confirmation email (which i havent recieved) but i have recieved an order acknoledgement.
Further down the T&C page under Delivery and Installation it says 'Items available for delivery are shown by the following symbol' and next to this is a picture of a lorry with a tick in it saying Home Delivery so wouldnt i be right in thinking that the goods were in stock when ordered?
Many thanks in advance and i hope what i've put is clear enough.
regarding a reconditioned Sony laptop @ Curry's that was £699 and is now £1245.99 then i'd like some advice please.
My order is still showing as checking stock from when i ordered last Wednesday and after speaking to Curry's on Friday they said the goods were now out of stock but when i ordered the laptop the webpage showed as being ticked for home delivery. On checking Curry's T&C's it says that there is not a binding contract until i recieve an order confirmation email (which i havent recieved) but i have recieved an order acknoledgement.
Further down the T&C page under Delivery and Installation it says 'Items available for delivery are shown by the following symbol' and next to this is a picture of a lorry with a tick in it saying Home Delivery so wouldnt i be right in thinking that the goods were in stock when ordered?
Many thanks in advance and i hope what i've put is clear enough.
Always looking for a bargain and to help
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So there is no binding contract.PeteHerts wrote:On checking Curry's T&C's it says that there is not a binding contract until i recieve an order confirmation email (which i havent recieved)
More than likely - but it's only saying you can have it delivered when you're order is confirmed.PeteHerts wrote:but i have recieved an order acknoledgement.
Further down the T&C page under Delivery and Installation it says 'Items available for delivery are shown by the following symbol' and next to this is a picture of a lorry with a tick in it saying Home Delivery so wouldnt i be right in thinking that the goods were in stock when ordered?
They haven't confirmed it yet as they have run out of stock, probably allocated to customers who got their order in before yours.0 -
Hi,
Does anyone have any contact details for Curry's to make a complaint. MD etc would be nice
Thanks in advance!!0 -
I havent got the details where i am at the mo but from memory the complaints dept is a PO Box number in Sheffield.
Given em a ring for the address.Always looking for a bargain and to help0
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