Rolex watch purchase problem

DoaM

I am minded to agree ... per their own T&Cs it seems a contract has been formed.

rigsby1208

They have left themselves quite wide open to a loss of bargin claim I guess?[/QUOTE]

Thanks. Where did you find the T&Cs on their site?

DoaM

https://www.brownsfamilyjewellers.co.uk/terms-conditions-i7

You need to look at the Site Map link to find it.

cono1717

In regards to what to suggest - I would send them a letter before action advising them of their terms of service indicating a contract has been formed - that you have given them ample time to account for temporary supplier issues and that you wish to have the watch delivered to you else you will be pursuing breach of contract through the small claims court (interesting point how much was the watch was it < £10k)

unholyangel

Is it just me/my settings or are those T&C's a pain in the behind to read? Especially the S's?

agrinnall

unholyangel wrote: »

Is it just me/my settings or are those T&C's a pain in the behind to read? Especially the S's?

Looks OK to me (on Firefox), and the S's are no more difficult to read than any other letter.

cono1717

unholyangel wrote: »

Is it just me/my settings or are those T&C's a pain in the behind to read? Especially the S's?

I see what you are saying the font is not the best choice for the website - it's readable but you do have to strain.

DoaM

unholyangel wrote: »

Is it just me/my settings or are those T&C's a pain in the behind to read? Especially the S's?

Contrast is not great ... text is too pale for the white background. The font size exacerbates this issue.

NotRichAtAll

which rolex did you order?
my local goldsmiths has the full range in store, no ordering from Switzerland involved and they are the real deal.

http://www.goldsmiths.co.uk/

rigsby1208

The watch was a Milgauss with the black face and green glass.
I guess it depends if your jeweler can get anywhere near the price I paid for mine, given the exchange rate chaos.