Consumer contracts regulations: Vouchers covered?

unforeseen

As an online purchase your brother has 14 days from date of receipt to cancel and a further 14 days to return the product.
Assuming that this doesn't fall into any of the exemptions, which, given the lack of finer details from the op is currently unknown

George_Michael

I'm going to go out on a limb and say that this could well be the company concerned:
https://merryharriers.com/llama-treks/

TrickyDicky101

George_Michael wrote: »

I'm going to go out on a limb and say that this could well be the company concerned:
https://merryharriers.com/llama-treks/

Clucking bell that ain't cheap! Maybe I just don't get it either because it doesn't sound like much fun to me...

VoxDei

Have spoken to the pub and the manager was very good and agreed to a refund. So all's well that ends well, thanks all for the help!


Since they've been good, I will confirm that Merry Harriers is the company, thanks very much to them for their understanding. Did wonder if mentioning the llamas gave it away!

gettingtheresometime

VoxDei wrote: »

Have spoken to the pub and the manager was very good and agreed to a refund. So all's well that ends well, thanks all for the help!


Since they've been good, I will confirm that Merry Harriers is the company, thanks very much to them for their understanding. Did wonder if mentioning the llamas gave it away!

Glad to hear the good news.

unholyangel

TrickyDicky101 wrote: »

Clucking bell that ain't cheap! Maybe I just don't get it either because it doesn't sound like much fun to me...

Nor me - it seems an extortionate amount of money to be paid for some sandwiches and a "trek" that averages 3 miles (according to their own blurb) over 4-5 hours. Even taking 2 hours for a picnic....that is the most leisurely paced stroll I've ever seen. I don't think they understand what the word trek means.

ETA: these are the kind of presents I hate. Its not that I'm not grateful for the gift. Just I think it should be something the recipient would use/want. So getting them something totally unsuitable just implies they don't know the recipient and/or put zero thought into the gift. If I can't think of something someone would love, I generally get some of their favourite stuffs (food, drink, books, music, films etc). Much better than something they'd never get themselves.