Can online retailer charge a 'usage fee' for a pushchair they are unable to replace?

gik

Zandoni wrote: »

My house has a had a few owners and I buy new cars. Completely different to lower price objects.

If I buy new and it goes wrong I certainly wouldn't want to end up with a secondhand replacement.

If others want to accept that then fine, not for me though.

So despite your previous statement you do buy second hand? Have you ever bought a second hand car?

Zandoni

gik wrote: »

So despite your previous statement you do buy second hand? Have you ever bought a second hand car?

Of course I have but cars and house are major purchases and a completely different matter.

But again I say I wouldn't consider changing something I bought new to something secondhand.

gik

A house is usually the most expensive thing you will buy and a car is probably next most expensive...buying a new car isn't usually good moneysaving.

gik

Zandoni wrote: »

That would depend if you are the sort of person who will buy secondhand, personally I wouldn't even consider it.

Read your words...you now admit you have bought secondhand despite saying otherwise. Am I wrong in thinking you have claimed previously to be an honest person?

Zandoni

gik wrote: »

A house is usually the most expensive thing you will buy and a car is probably next most expensive...buying a new car isn't usually good moneysaving.

if you look after a new car it will give many years good service, which can save money over buying secondhand cars that others may have rejected.

Zandoni

gik wrote: »

Read your words...you now admit you have bought secondhand despite saying otherwise. Am I wrong in thinking you have claimed previously to be an honest person?

What a ridiculous nit picking statement, I bet you fancy yourself as a Private Eye

gik

Zandoni wrote: »

if you look after a new car it will give many years good service, which can save money over buying secondhand cars that others may have rejected.

So the used 3 month old Vauxhall Astra I bought with 2.5k on the clock in 2006 for half the list price of a new vehicle and is sitting on my driveway with 96k on the clock and passed it's £30 MOT in June was a mistake?

gik

Zandoni wrote: »

What a ridiculous nit picking statement, I bet you fancy yourself as a Private Eye

It's not nitpicking. It's challenging your lies...or are you saying you should be ignored when you lie? Did you not state you were an honest person?

Zandoni

gik wrote: »

So the used 3 month old Vauxhall Astra I bought with 2.5k on the clock in 2006 for half the list price of a new vehicle and is sitting on my driveway with 96k on the clock and passed it's £30 MOT in June was a mistake?

I can't believe you bought a 3 month old car for half the price of new.

Zandoni

gik wrote: »

It's not nitpicking. It's challenging your lies...or are you saying you should be ignored when you lie? Did you not state you were an honest person?

If I was dishonest I could have shut you up instantly by saying I've never bought a secondhand car or house but I didn't.

You behave just like Money Saving King, how strange.