delivered too many TVs

TVHelp

Just emailed them now.

mattyprice4004

Oh yay, another person trying to scam goods from a company who have made an innocent mistake.

There's a geographical number on their website, which will be free from a lot of landlines and included in mobile contract minutes.
If by coincidence you don't have either, luckily there's an email address too!

Do the honourable thing and tell them. This country amazes me sometimes.

Edit: Glad to see you've contacted them, most people just run away when the MSE moral brigade arrive

TVHelp

mattyprice4004 wrote: »

Oh yay, another person trying to scam goods from a company who have made an innocent mistake.

There's a geographical number on their website, which will be free from a lot of landlines and included in mobile contract minutes.
If by coincidence you don't have either, luckily there's an email address too!

Do the honourable thing and tell them. This country amazes me sometimes.

Edit: Glad to see you've contacted them, most people just run away when the MSE moral brigade arrive

Yes already emailed them before your post, not trying too scam or trying my luck, just wanting to know how is best to go about this etc... and IF there happened too be a law or piece of legislation to say I could keep it then great, but as no such thing exists, and the item is theirs, of course they can have it back.

IF it would have turned out that because it was their error and was explained to the delivery driver, I could keep it, then of course, like anyone, I would have been chuffed. But there isn't, I know it was a mistake, and they are free too collect it any time, as long as there is no cost to myself for their error.

TVHelp

vyle wrote: »

What make/model is the tv you've got two of? I sell this stuff for a living so may be able to advise if it's just a pants tv... although most LED tvs tend to have some light bleed.

Which brand is usually best for LED sets?

visidigi

railbuff wrote: »

no but this is the most likely cause of how this has happened through a duplicate job sheet

426 posts, all giving similar company specific advice in all industries in 11 days of membership.

Astonishing.

vuvuzela

visidigi wrote: »

426 posts, all giving similar company specific advice in all industries in 11 days of membership.

Astonishing.

And all entirely correct and factual info too

Robin_TBW

Slowhand wrote: »

Sorry, no delivery driver gets you to sign before they get the delivery out the van.

Slowhand wrote: »

So you've opened and used one and are going to do so with the second?

mattyprice4004 wrote: »

Oh yay, another person trying to scam goods from a company who have made an innocent mistake.

Do the honourable thing and tell them. This country amazes me sometimes.

Why are so many criticising the OP so much? He's come on and asked what to do next, not trying every trick in the book to get the second for free or anything. Read the post before you post a reply on it guys!

pulliptears

Slowhand wrote: »

Sorry, no delivery driver gets you to sign before they get the delivery out the van.

Never had a driver hand you the sheet/device thingy on the doorstep and say "sign here whilst I go and fetch it from the van"?

Because I have, many times.

thecoffeehouse204

Not wanting to criticise further but I didn't think there was a John Lewis in Lancaster??

neilmcl

thecoffeehouse204 wrote: »

Not wanting to criticise further but I didn't think there was a John Lewis in Lancaster??

Not according to their website there isn't.