I've received Two phones without ordering them

RickD_2

glyn_s wrote: »

I don't get it - if, as you claimed, your email address had been 'changed' to [EMAIL="slims01@alumni.com"]slims01@alumni.com[/EMAIL] why had you recieved an email confirmation at your old address?

Because he placed the order, then changed the email address

RickD_2

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keithwjones

RickD wrote: »

Just to let you all know, i haven't had any contact from Pixmania regarding this, or Amazon about the original fraud.

I actually pulled the box out today, and found i had actually received them on 30/08/07.

So i guess they will be ok to sell on.

I would suggest that they are stolen property, so you have got no right to sell them. I think you are digging a big hole to fall into.

I accept that you did not get any sense from the company involved and I would not send them back at my expense. But I also would not sell them.

Keith

RickD_2

keithwjones wrote: »

I would suggest that they are stolen property, so you have got no right to sell them. I think you are digging a big hole to fall into.

I accept that you did not get any sense from the company involved and I would not send them back at my expense. But I also would not sell them.

Keith

So what am i supposed to do with them then?

Your suggesting i just keep them?

Its been over 2 months now, and Amazon and Pixmania both have my contact details, but have yet to do anything about it.

duchy

Had you been entering competitions in the months before ?
I've had several prizes arrive over the years with no indication of what competition. Try a google search for your name in winners lists if this is a possibility.

firemeup

duchy wrote: »

Had you been entering competitions in the months before ?
I've had several prizes arrive over the years with no indication of what competition. Try a google search for your name in winners lists if this is a possibility.

Thats exactly what I thought! I sometimes get stuff sent to my address with no note saying where they are from but I know they are prizes....

R4pture_2

RickD wrote: »

Hi Guys,




I am not prepared to do this. If you want the phones back then you will have to provide a collection at your expense within 14 days. If they are not collected in the next 14 days I will dispose of them as i see fit.

I would also like your postal address so i can send a copy of this email by post.

I can be contacted at this email address @

My Mobile number is

My postal address where the items have been sent is:
my address

I await your response
Regards
Richard


Anyway, What are peoples opinions of this situation? Can i keep the phones i guess is what im asking? I really don't want the hassle of sending anything back more than anything.

Cheers,
Rick.

Wow you lucky so and so! lol If no money has been taken from you and you're not out of pockets in anyway and the phones have been paid for. looks like you just got two new phones
After all Isn't this site about screwing over the multi million pound companies that screw us?
keep them !
oh actually could you pease sell me one for christmas would make a gret gift for the girlfriend pweaseee!!:T

photome

RickD wrote: »

So what am i supposed to do with them then?

Your suggesting i just keep them?

Its been over 2 months now, and Amazon and Pixmania both have my contact details, but have yet to do anything about it.

I dont know what u are supposed to do, but if it was me I would sit on them for 6 months before attempting to sell them or use them

Little_John

You can't sell them or dispose of them in anyway untill the 6 months has expired from when you received them not when they were posted.

You have given the suppiler the chance to collect them but they can still come for them up to 6 months later.

Yes it sucks as you could make a wad out of these at the moment but 6 month down the line they wont be as valuable.

BexTech

RickD wrote: »

Opened what sort of account? The Only details they will have is my name and address

They open accounts in your name and address - identity fraud!

Maybe they had hoped the items would have been sent to a different address to the address the cards are listed as.