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Jessops and credit agreements
rat1972
Posts: 4 Newbie
Hi, looking for some much needed advice. My dad signed credit agreement and paid deposit for a camera (Sony Cybershot thing), however after couple weeks and still no goods, Jessops offered him the display one until new one could be honoured, which was just put into a carrier bag (folks needed it for trip). On the receipt a note was scribbled 'swap for new when stock is delivered'.
I have contacted the finance company and they said that Jessops told them that goods were collected! The credit is for £550, surely my dad is not liable to pay for display goods at 'new' price?
Please advise! :j
I have contacted the finance company and they said that Jessops told them that goods were collected! The credit is for £550, surely my dad is not liable to pay for display goods at 'new' price?
Please advise! :j
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He signed a credit agreement and collected the goods.
Unfortunately he owes the full price.British Ex-pat in British Columbia!0
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