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No retailer is going to give a refund until they've collected and inspected the faulty item, and they have every right to do so. Also, at this point you cannot demand a refund and may have to accept a replacement if it's offered.2
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The materials the bed is made of are flimsy so we wouldn't want another bed, as its almost guaranteed the same would happen. It is not fit for purpose.0
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I cant see the other post, its been deleted....................1
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🎣🎣🎣Jack_Cork said:I cant see the other post, its been deleted....................1 -
Something to do with toys and a pram I believe.bradders1983 said:
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If not being without a bed is important then why not buy another bed now, and have your daughter use that while you pursue the refund? It takes the urgency out of the situation.1
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