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izzeyb

Morning all, wet, damp and miserable this morning - off out very shortly for the necessity grocery shop. Just got all the coupons for plan A in order, then plan B if there are no fajitas or wench juice. Then sadly have to go into town, which I hate on a Saturday.

midwinter

Good morning one and all,

A damp morning, but hope those not working will enjoy their weekend

nerfdad

Morning all.

bobchorba

Morning, warming up today:)

Laura_Cello

Morning!
Now that's a Saturday wake up- whoopsie muffin and tea in bed
That's DH's thanks for the shower gel from yesterday!

Have a lovely day all!!:T

Snap-ant

Wishing the 3Dogs a happy break away

Cold, wet & miserable (the weather here not me :rotfl:)

This glitching malarkey :T It came to me last night that we used to do it when I worked for a High Street retail company.
Many moons ago before the search system was changed we used to be able to put key words in to bring up the stock in the warehouse.
We bought cushions, bedding, gifts, fabric & accessories reduced to virtually nothing

Snap-ant

SW42 was yesterday's smartest player!

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Saturday: Geography 1 : Easier

wirehair

Good morning everyone , feels a bit warmer this morning .

emmlouie

good morning everyone. my boys decided to get up at half 6 this morning and started emptying out their toy boxes:mad:, they did let me stay in bed for another hour though while they played in their room

sorryaboutmywife

sorryaboutmywife wrote: »

Hypothetical consumer law ish question. (Sorry)

If I order 2 x something, then only 1 x was delivered but delivery note said 2 as per order, then if there is a realisation by retailer of a pricing error, (hence why only receiving one item) so they say they will not send the other item, what should happen?

Am I within my rights to request the missing item be delivered, as I had shipping confirmation of 2 items (and therefore a contract formed) and indeed delivery of 2 (but actually only 1) of said item constitutes a contract? OR is that hoping for too much. Sorry I am tying myself up in knots here.

Apologies for quoting myself, can anyone help?