Argos return's policy

malchish

mattyprice4004 wrote: »

I think I speak for everyone when I say this - you have no clue what you're talking about, and come across as a total moron by battering on about how many posts people have.

Just do one or actually learn what you're talking about. There's plenty of places on the Internet for idiots to hang out, however this post actually requires correct advice rather than the incorrect babbling of an idiot.

"moron" "idiot" your post c contains nothing but personal attacks. The reason is clear. You want people to believe that contract law cannot be used like that...
I know the subject, and have helped many people already to get their losses compensated. How do you know that a consumer won't have their compensation? Have you ever tried? on which side?

malchish

shaun_from_Africa wrote: »

Do you actually know what English contract law is?
Is is a set of terms that cover contracts and these terms must encompass all of the relevant statutory legislation.
It is called statutory legislation because it is legally binding and cannot be contracted out of.

Here is a good explanation of ECL

http://a4id.org/sites/default/files/user/documents/english-contract-law.pdf

So what? What does it prove? If damages can be claimed for breach of contract, a Soga right to refund would not override.

wealdroam

malchish wrote: »

It is very easy to get loads of thanks.

Then why haven't you managed it then?