I could cry pseudo dvla sting!! Help

arcon5

Quentin wrote: »

Still covered by dsr.

The right to cancel is different for services and for personalised goods (depending on how you categorise the purchase).

So no, dsr isn't much good to op unless they've breached the performance clause by taking more than 30 doors or breached the contract in another way.

Exceptions to the right to cancel

(a) for the supply of services if the supplier has complied with regulation 8(3) and performance of the contract has begun with the consumer’s agreement before the end of the cancellation period applicable under regulation 12;
(c) for the supply of goods made to the consumer’s specifications or clearly personalised or which by reason of their nature cannot be returned or are liable to deteriorate or expire rapidly;

arcon5

Bantex wrote: »

Chances are they have already completed what they were contracted to do.

In which case ops not gonna get far.
In fact a court may award certain costs (travel for example) to the other party.

whatmichaelsays

Deleted_User wrote: »

I really need to get my ar*e into gear and set up some similar sites charging for DVLA, Passport, EHIC, etc forms. They must be a real money spinner.

(joke)

Unfortunately, whilst people continue to misunderstand how the internet works, and the tell-tale signs that what they are dealing with isn't what it seems, you're right.

mrs_lds

The scammers sent a confirmation email which only ended hp in my spam folder which i did not see for two days however i did within one hour emsil them back after realising it was a scam and ask for a refund less £8. Lets hope they cough up lesson learnt.
Btw what is dsr.
Also the form was on behalf of my nearly 17 years dd and in the terms pretty sure she would be exempt as she is so young i. Tne 16-18 age group

Horizon81

mrs_lds wrote: »

Btw what is dsr.

Distance selling regulations. Google it for details but in a nutshell you have certain rights to return goods that were purchased over tinternet - i.e. at a distance. However, personalised goods such as prescription glasses are excluded as they're a bespoke item, and the scammers like this try and put themselves into this category. I have no idea if they are or are not immune from dsr.

mrs_lds

Also what is mcol
Excuse my ignorance on these matters. The world can be a cruel world to live in

Horizon81

whatmichaelsays wrote: »

Unfortunately, whilst people continue to misunderstand how the internet works, and the tell-tale signs that what they are dealing with isn't what it seems, you're right.

It's very easy to get scammed I imagine. I saw a few EHIC renewal websites the other day which looked genuine. Bizarelly, the genuine government one looks the most 'fake'!

spacey2012

Anything with 128 expressed terms and conditions should spark immediate concern.

Quentin

mrs_lds wrote: »

Also what is mcol
Excuse my ignorance on these matters. The world can be a cruel world to live in

Money claim on line.

(On post #3 you said you were off to the court??)

spacey2012

These services are available from other government sources for no fee

Now I would say the word OTHER is an association word, this would give the impression that this site is part of the Government as it states Other Government sources.

I would say this one term misleads the contract and is a designed to deceive.