Littlewoods wants discount voucher refund - BBC news item

BritBrat

Barge pole springs to mind.

Make sure you don't give them a Happy Chistmas.

Broken_hearted

Fight back after several heated phone calls I've had the money taken back off my account as a 'gesture of goodwill' . I've used them for years and this time they pushed me too far.

geteven_2

Again, as not_the_messiah said, if you're wanting to join our campaign to take legal action against littlewoods, please fill in the form:

http://geteven.biz/templates/email.html

Please don't use any libellous statements in it, and fill in as little or as much as you like, but overall, please be honest!!

Thanks

Broken_hearted

Great idea hope you beat them.

JoyceB

I will not deal with Littlewoods (had bad dealings with them several years ago and vowed never to shop with them again), but I just wanted to wish you all good luck in fighting them.

Doc_N

Never used these people myself, but if I had been going to I wouldn't now!

How much future business have they managed to lose for themselves by this pathetic little stunt?

jinkssick

getting £25 back from 3,000 people = £75,500 PROFIT

2,500 roughly never ordering again £62,500 LOSS
3,000 telling another 7,000 never to shop there again= £100,000+ LOSS
Media coverage spreading their imcompetence= £150,000 LOSS

There profit margins are good but it doesnt take a genius to know this is a no win situation. They could easily lose to less than £250,000 to half a million with this little stunt.

Sigur_2

Well that's me never using that company ever again.

Broken_hearted

jinkssick wrote: »

getting £25 back from 3,000 people = £75,500 PROFIT

2,500 roughly never ordering again £62,500 LOSS
3,000 telling another 7,000 never to shop there again= £100,000+ LOSS
Media coverage spreading their imcompetence= £150,000 LOSS

There profit margins are good but it doesnt take a genius to know this is a no win situation. They could easily lose to less than £250,000 to half a million with this little stunt.

Good serves them right. I know its not much but I normaly put £200 on account at christmas, money they won't be getting thids year.

jamesfeatherstone

3 months ago i bought a £29 child scooter, -£25 = £4 for a scooter not bad i thought.
1 month ago i got the letter saying i was not entitled to the voucher and would have to pay £25.
i said no way
now i have been sent a letter for £37
this is the £25 and a £12 handling fee.

what is my next move.
i only wanted to bag a bargain scooter for my little boy.
its been sat in top cupboard for christmas.

what to do now


james