Goods not as stated

jo200

Thanks for the advice everyone, looks like he's had to learn a very hard lesson. DPD can't supply any address so we're unable to chase these guys up if they don't respond any further. I am guessing they can't be 'sued' or anything via twitter or instagram !!
Appreciate all your help and feedback though, many thanks all.

waamo

For future use if you are buying anything over £100 use a credit card. That way the card company becomes jointly liable if there is a problem.

It's a hard lesson to learn, one that no one deserves.

jo200

Just wish he'd have given me the heads up and I'd have put it on my card, but, he's 18 and his P/T work money was burning a hole in his pocket...very big hole now!! Thanks for all the advice though, much appreciated. There really is some scum out there....

wealdroam

jo200 wrote: »

Just wish he'd have given me the heads up and I'd have put it on my card...

I doubt they would've accepted a card payment.
No so easy to scam people using a card.

jo200

Very true...stinks

CM66

Whats the name they are using on Instagram / Twitter to sell the shoes?

Tell him to leave as many bad posts / reviews on their pages as possible..... if he does it enough they might refund the money to get rid of him!

IAmWales

They're not these are they? :eek::eek::eek:

bris

No designers sell from instagram and twitter, especially the top end ones who deal strictly with a very select few top retailers.


They are fake but if you can't tell then alls good, blissful ignorance is the way to go.

davidwood123

My wife spent similar money on a pair and apparently you shouldn't use them outside :0

Fluffybunny80

Lol they even have a 'stop fakes' section! :rotfl: