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Screwfix Direct
Yogibear
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I bought goods from screwfix online when opening the box one of the tins was leaking it
ruined my carpet,I rang them twice and emailed them I was told to get two estimates
for the carpet which I did and sent them to them,I got a letter this morning saying
Screwfix Direct are not going to replace the carpet as it was bought in December 2003
but offered £250 as a goodwill gesture if I sign a disclaimer,where do I stand on this
any legal people in here,I sent an email this morning saying I wasnt happy about this.:mad:
ruined my carpet,I rang them twice and emailed them I was told to get two estimates
for the carpet which I did and sent them to them,I got a letter this morning saying
Screwfix Direct are not going to replace the carpet as it was bought in December 2003
but offered £250 as a goodwill gesture if I sign a disclaimer,where do I stand on this
any legal people in here,I sent an email this morning saying I wasnt happy about this.:mad:
please do not pick on me for my grammar,I left school at fifteen and worked in the building trade for 55years ,
Chalk and slate csc:D
Chalk and slate csc:D
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I bought goods from screwfix online when opening the box one of the tins was leaking it
ruined my carpet,I rang them twice and emailed them I was told to get two estimates
for the carpet which I did and sent them to them,I got a letter this morning saying
Screwfix Direct are not going to replace the carpet as it was bought in December 2003
but offered £250 as a goodwill gesture if I sign a disclaimer,where do I stand on this
any legal people in here,I sent an email this morning saying I wasnt happy about this.:mad:
You could try a legal expert? They know alot more than we do.0 -
I would go through my house insurance, it will probably be easier.0
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