Tricky Return

RosiPossum

powerful_Rogue wrote: »

So, a replacement is impossible and a repair is out of the question, returning the faulty item isnt an option due to health and safety - what remedy are you after?

powerful_Rogue wrote: »

So, a replacement is impossible and a repair is out of the question, returning the faulty item isnt an option due to health and safety - what remedy are you after?

powerful_Rogue wrote: »

Third time lucky:
So, a replacement is impossible and a repair is out of the question, returning the faulty item isnt an option due to health and safety - what remedy are you after?

powerful_Rogue wrote: »

Fourth time lucky.
So, a replacement is impossible and a repair is out of the question, returning the faulty item isnt an option due to health and safety - what remedy are you after?

Okay, I'm struggling with multiquotes! Think I've got it...
OP, powerful_Rogue has now asked you the above four times. What remedy are you after?

unholyangel

RosiPossum wrote: »

Okay, I'm struggling with multiquotes! Think I've got it...
OP, powerful_Rogue has now asked you the above four times. What remedy are you after?

One that involves a magic wand and a time machine I'm guessing.

Money-Saving-King

shak2 wrote: »

Yes I am willing to take it to court if I have a case. Right now it's 50/50 I think.

I think you have a case under the Emz11 act 2014.

DCFC79

gik wrote: »

What was the item?

I'd like to know this as well.

shak2

So you guys are saying loss of bargain only applies if you DO NOT RETURN the faulty item?

(i) LOSS OF BARGAIN

Damages for loss of bargain are assessable to put the plaintiff, so far as money can do it, in the same situation as if the contract had been performed. For example, in a contract for the sale of goods which are defective, the plaintiff will (under this head) be entitled to damages reflecting the differences between the price paid under the contract and the actual value of the defective goods.

Really?

Smithers37

shak2 wrote: »

So you guys are saying loss of bargain only applies if you DO NOT RETURN the faulty item?



Really?

An item that is only worth £90 is worth getting worked up over, AFTER you've been refunded the full amount? Really? Stop clutching at straws, if you were able to get a refund and more, who on earth would retail? Stop being such an idiot.

Money-Saving-King

gik wrote: »

What was the item??

A new brain.

RosiPossum

Money-Saving-King wrote: »

A new brain.

There are obviously a lot of lights off in the old one. I'd be seeking damages for the obvious inherent fault in brains where OP is getting their brains from. It's so clearly a wiring issue.

jkkne

Bantex_2

shak2 wrote: »

But they have a contract to supply me goods. Otherwise any company could sell anything, send a faulty item "by mistake", and cream of the interest, then refund after 30 days.

Yes they could, unlikely to keep it up for long though.