Elite 11+ shopping and chat thread

HZA

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

I would go and show them the voucher that had come in the post and ask for them to take off the 10%. Of course, at the same time I would first look for another one of the baby monitors, have that in my basket so I could just return it if they refuse and go and buy the other one

I have asked them to retrospectively apply a voucher in Tesco before now with no problem, surely Boots are better than that.

Thank you, I'm gonna go and ask.:) I am so annoyed with myself for making such a school girl error.:o It's good to know that Tesco let us use a voucher retrospectively.

elliemoo

gocat wrote: »

Hi any ebay experts here. I recently sold an old piano for 1p 10 days ago . Had previously tried to get rid of it on fb groups, freegle etc.let down 3 times right at the last minute.
Anyway, this person has paid their 1p, but when I email them to ask when they are picking it up, they keep saying still looking for a van. Latest is they say will pick up by this Thursday as its for their sister as a birthday pressie.
Meanwhile, I have OH keep nagging me about it, saying if they don't turn up by Thursday, he is going to ask some person who specialises in taking away 2nd hand pianos, to take it away at a cost of £110 :eek:
So, where do I stand if this ebayer lets me down and doesn't collect the piano. Can I put it back on sites. I have had emails from people on freegle etc, saying is piano still available and of course I cant let it go as this ebayer has paid 1p. So frustrating.
Anyway, any advise, welcome. Cant bear the thought of OH paying someone £110 to take the piano away and then that person will probably renovate it and sell it on.

You might get an answer on the Ebay thread. If the buyer has paid then technically you should probably wait for them to collect it. However, I think, but not 100% certain, that you could refund them and cancel the transaction, I think ebay give you a list of reasons for the cancellation such as item no longer available, error in llisting etc.

I would perhaps drop them another message stating item must be collected by a specific date otherwise you will refund and cancel.

bubbs

elliemoo wrote: »

You might get an answer on the Ebay thread. If the buyer has paid then technically you should probably wait for them to collect it. However, I think, but not 100% certain, that you could refund them and cancel the transaction, I think ebay give you a list of reasons for the cancellation such as item no longer available, error in llisting etc.

I would perhaps drop them another message stating item must be collected by a specific date otherwise you will refund and cancel.

They have to agree to the cancellation and can still leave feedback

elliemoo

bubbs wrote: »

They have to agree to the cancellation and can still leave feedback

Yes probably, its not something I have done but the option is there.

bubbs

elliemoo wrote: »

Yes probably, its not something I have done but the option is there.

But they can still be funny and trash your stars and leave neg if you only have a few feeback thats you boogered:(:(

Sunshinemummy

bubbs wrote: »

You will be ok then:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Cheeky!

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

But in reality, there are loads of Polish Food shops....

rhosynbach

Sarahdol75 wrote: »

You will definitely deserve sunday off after all that.

Hope all goes well for tomorrow.

Thanks XXX I an going to have a lazy day on Sunday and get a take away. Let someone else Cook.

bubbs

rhosynbach wrote: »

Thanks XXX I an going to have a lazy day on Sunday and get a take away. Let someone else Cook.

You will deserve it by the time Sunday gets here:eek:

aau1

Zippy wants to let everyone know he got 3x£10 gammon joints for £3.50 each

hornetgirl

Well done cjj, so pleased for you :T

That spelt bread on shopymum is very thick isn't it - I could barely get the lid onto DH's lunchbox. Cheese and onion TM - I know you want to know