Can anyone answer my question please

Ralph-y

me thinks they may well be telling porkies .......

so they are unable don't want to intervene in the matter

write back and ask for a second look, who was the reply from ... customer services?

do they really want to be embroiled in a court case? ... ask them

Ralph

1505grandad

On 3rd August I posted a link and quotes re St. Lukes website:-

https://www.stlukeshospice.org.uk/welcome/industry-news/detail/2019/01/14/new-bank-park-site-extends-support-for-st-luke-s

I did this for two reasons:-

1) it seems to me that the car park is nothing to do with St. Lukes  -  they are nowhere near the site  -  it just happens that the ppc make a donation to St. Lukes from the car park charges. 

I would equate it to the same sort of scheme that I am in when shopping online called "Give As You Live" where goods and services provided by retailers - also in the scheme - make a % of my invoice as a donation to my chosen charity. 

I think it would be unfair to involve the charity if I make a mistake i.e. order and pay for a fridge when in fact I wanted a fridge freezer. Unless the Council also make donations to St. Lukes they lose out  -  contrary to my situation where at least I paid the appropriate retailer.

2) I thought it amusing to see the word "ethical" in the same sentence as a ppc.

Anyway that is how I interpret the situation.

Heather2812

Ralph-y said:

me thinks they may well be telling porkies .......

so they are unable don't want to intervene in the matter

write back and ask for a second look, who was the reply from ... customer services?

do they really want to be embroiled in a court case? ... ask them

Ralph

It was from the fundraiser but I am going to leave it there. I just need to concentrate on fighting my charges.