Buyer claiming court action - pls help

Jeewhizz

Great outcome - I wouldn't send any money over either

StaffsSW

Good work - a lot of people have learnt a lot from this thread.

---lee---

Well done - great result. It just goes to show that she was simply trying to intimidate you from day one.

Whatever you do, don’t send her any money! In my view, that would be an admission of liability.

Remember, you never did anything wrong and were prepared to fully refund her if she returned the goods. You sent and insured the goods via a proper service.

It’s clear from her email that she knows that you did not receive the parcel (if indeed it was ever sent) yet she was willing to put you through a court case and make things as difficult for you as possible. What type of person does that? She was totally in the wrong for not using the proper service to return the item to you (that’s assuming that she actually sent it).

I would make sure that you get something official from the court to confirm that the case has been dropped or at least that you are not required to attend. She could be trying to cause confusion so that you do not turn up in court (in which case she would automatically win). Don’t rely on her word for it – she has been deliberately misleading from the outset.

bev77

---lee--- wrote: »

I would make sure that you get something official from the court to confirm that the case has been dropped or at least that you are not required to attend. She could be trying to cause confusion so that you do not turn up in court (in which case she would automatically win). Don’t rely on her word for it – she has been deliberately misleading from the outset.

Good idea - thanks! x

mishkanorman

Well done !!

mishka

everythingblogcast

Thanks bev for updating, but as lee said get offical court papers saying that she droped the case, well done for holding on.

rustynash

well done bev, i hope this is the end and you can finally relax! as people have said, dont send her a single penny

vikingaero

Do I live at the only place in the UK where you HAVE to show the card AND ID to get your parcel/post?

Jedster

vikingaero wrote: »

Do I live at the only place in the UK where you HAVE to show the card AND ID to get your parcel/post?

It depends where you live............

I know that you have to provide ID and the card at Stafford Collection office

nullogik

Thanks for keeping us all in the loop. Its interesting to see how a story pans out.