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Online purchase gone Pete Tong!
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For future reference, if goods are made to your specifications (as in you providing the specifications rather than you selecting from the traders offered specifications) then the right to cancel under the consumer contracts regulations do not apply but it can still be cancelled for other reasons. Such as goods not conforming to contract (inherently faulty, misdescribed, not of satisfactory quality etc) or failing to deliver within the agreed time.
I'd still be tempted to do a s75 claim for the £20. As (if the goods didn't conform to contract) the retailer was liable to cover those costs under the consumer rights act.
I wouldn't be tempted to recommend the trader or give them any repeat business.You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means - Inigo Montoya, The Princess Bride0
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