Refund dispute with Amazon Marketplace seller

Hermione_Granger

Money-Saving-King wrote: »

Oh yeah, we all forgot consumer rights means rip people off legally if you can.

An MSE member who uses the term "Money-Saving" in their user name complaining about someone who wants to save money by using consumer rights legislation.
Maybe you think that money saving is only for businesses, in which case this is the wrong forum for you.

ConsumerGuy0016

Money-Saving-King wrote: »

Oh yeah, we all forgot consumer rights means rip people off legally if you can.

Why on Earth do you post on this sub-forum if you feel this way?

Money-Saving-King

mije1983 wrote: »

As said above, if the seller doesn't want to/can't fulfill their legal obligations, then they should stick with a physical store and not sell online.

I'll think you'll find the mistake was the op's not the sellers.

Money-Saving-King

ConsumerGuy0016 wrote: »

Why on Earth do you post on this sub-forum if you feel this way?

Exactly the same reason why you felt the need to reply to my post. Is it one rule for you and another one for everyone else?

frugal_mike

Money-Saving-King wrote: »

I'll think you'll find the mistake was the op's not the sellers.

The seller is the one breaching the contract. If they didn't agree to the terms they shouldn't have entered into the contract.

ConsumerGuy0016

Money-Saving-King wrote: »

Exactly the same reason why you felt the need to reply to my post. Is it one rule for you and another one for everyone else?

Well, no. Your only reason for posting on this thread was to have a factually incorrect rant about consumers. My comment on this thread was to question why someone with such a strong anti-consumer sentiment wastes his time posting on a sub-forum dedicated to consumer rights.

In the future direct your rants to the Praise, Vents and Warnings sub-forum.

artbaron

How much are we talking here? There's money-saving and there's flogging a dead horse and one shouldn't beget the other.

mije1983

Money-Saving-King wrote: »

I'll think you'll find the mistake was the op's not the sellers.

I can't see anywhere on this thread where anyone has said the mistake ordering the item was the sellers. Can you point that post out please as I must be missing it? And while you're at it, the post where the OP said they were aiming to 'rip off' the seller as you put it earlier.


Once more, if the seller cannot or will not fulfill his legal obligations under distance selling, he should refrain from online selling.