Handbag Restoration

Takeaway_Addict

BubblesBonBon wrote: »

Mind your own buiness maybe? and don't comment on threads you have only joined in on to take the mick.

Tomtomtom is right but you are right to be annoyed, just got to put it into perspective.

As for the bag I believe that if you wish to take it any further you need to give them the chance to make redemption on any issues. The fact they have said they will take it back (make sure its FOC) goes in their favour if you refuse and take it to small claims etc.

BubblesBonBon_2

tomtontom wrote: »

Open forum, and my point is valid, you are completely overreacting about a handbag.

My point is also valid. What's it got to do with you on how I react? why do you care enough to comment? Go find something better to do.

shaun_from_Africa

tomtontom wrote: »

Open forum, and my point is valid, you are completely overreacting about a handbag.

About a handbag that was a gift from "someone who was very dear to me", so no, they may not be overreacting, especially if the person who bought the bag is no longer around.

BubblesBonBon_2

There is absolutely no way they are having my bag back. I don't know about you but I wouldn't stick my hand in a fire twice.

Takeaway_Addict

BubblesBonBon wrote: »

There is absolutely no way they are having my bag back. I don't know about you but I wouldn't stick my hand in a fire twice.

Thats fine and I do understand but you may struggle to get your money back.

tomtontom

BubblesBonBon wrote: »

My point is also valid. What's it got to do with you on how I react? why do you care enough to comment? Go find something better to do.

Charity work perhaps? Might help to give you some perspective about your traumatised handbag

BubblesBonBon_2

Takeaway_Addict wrote: »

Thats fine and I do understand but you may struggle to get your money back.

As I say the money is irrelevant, I'm just hoping Mulberry can rectify the mess. However, I'm quite annoyed at their 'blame everyone else, especially the customer' attitude. They are denying anything is wrong and for that, I'm not letting this lie.

BubblesBonBon_2

tomtontom wrote: »

Charity work perhaps? Might help to give you some perspective about your traumatised handbag

I'd give counselling a miss if I were you, your crappy attitude will be a big hinderance.

BubblesBonBon_2

shaun_from_Africa wrote: »

About a handbag that was a gift from "someone who was very dear to me", so no, they may not be overreacting, especially if the person who bought the bag is no longer around.

I don't feel the need to bare my soul but yes, the person who gave it to me has passed away.

lucy03

tomtontom wrote: »

Open forum, and my point is valid, you are completely overreacting about a handbag.

Unless you know the OP you can't possibly know that. Any item can hold enormous sentimental value and that value is placed on it by the owner. What you value as important might be completely different to anyone else and how someone reacts is entirely a matter for them.

OP, good luck with the bag.