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Anglian Windows
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Not sure how that's going to get you out of contract, unless it actually states you would have had a visit by now?0
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Well, their "7 day" cancellation can not override statutory protection - One for CAB and/or legal cover on household insurance to advise on. If the MSE guide is right on the up to a year and 14 days cancellation, I'd be telling Anglian to take a hike. Perhaps offer a £50 gesture of goodwill (without prejudice) to settle the matter.grumbler said: It's worth checking what the contract says about cancellation. MSE guide says "If you aren't told about your cancellation rights in writing, you have up to a year and 14 days to cancel the contract".I guess, the contact does say 7 days - and this is against the law. Whether this can be interpreted as the OP wasn't told at all (about the actual rights), I don't know.
Any language construct that forces such insanity in this case should be abandoned without regrets. –
Erik Aronesty, 2014
Treasure the moments that you have. Savour them for as long as you can for they will never come back again.0 -
I've sent an email to my lawyer for advice. I've emailed Anglian and asked for them to respond to my emails as they're ignoring me by COB tomorrow or I'd take it further. I'll look into MSE0
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If possible, can you provide a link to the guide so I can look it up?FreeBear said:
Well, their "7 day" cancellation can not override statutory protection - One for CAB and/or legal cover on household insurance to advise on. If the MSE guide is right on the up to a year and 14 days cancellation, I'd be telling Anglian to take a hike. Perhaps offer a £50 gesture of goodwill (without prejudice) to settle the matter.grumbler said: It's worth checking what the contract says about cancellation. MSE guide says "If you aren't told about your cancellation rights in writing, you have up to a year and 14 days to cancel the contract".I guess, the contact does say 7 days - and this is against the law. Whether this can be interpreted as the OP wasn't told at all (about the actual rights), I don't know.0 -
One for @grumbler methinks as I don't have the link.Sarahross974 said:
If possible, can you provide a link to the guide so I can look it up?FreeBear said:
Well, their "7 day" cancellation can not override statutory protection - One for CAB and/or legal cover on household insurance to advise on. If the MSE guide is right on the up to a year and 14 days cancellation, I'd be telling Anglian to take a hike. Perhaps offer a £50 gesture of goodwill (without prejudice) to settle the matter.grumbler said: It's worth checking what the contract says about cancellation. MSE guide says "If you aren't told about your cancellation rights in writing, you have up to a year and 14 days to cancel the contract".I guess, the contact does say 7 days - and this is against the law. Whether this can be interpreted as the OP wasn't told at all (about the actual rights), I don't know.
Any language construct that forces such insanity in this case should be abandoned without regrets. –
Erik Aronesty, 2014
Treasure the moments that you have. Savour them for as long as you can for they will never come back again.0 -
What you posted had your signature on itSarahross974 said:I wasn't showing any personal details bar my name?
No man is worth crawling on this earth.
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https://www.moneysavingexpert.com/reclaim/consumer-rights-refunds-exchange/Sarahross974 said:
If possible, can you provide a link to the guide so I can look it up?FreeBear said:
Well, their "7 day" cancellation can not override statutory protection - One for CAB and/or legal cover on household insurance to advise on. If the MSE guide is right on the up to a year and 14 days cancellation, I'd be telling Anglian to take a hike. Perhaps offer a £50 gesture of goodwill (without prejudice) to settle the matter.grumbler said: It's worth checking what the contract says about cancellation. MSE guide says "If you aren't told about your cancellation rights in writing, you have up to a year and 14 days to cancel the contract".I guess, the contact does say 7 days - and this is against the law. Whether this can be interpreted as the OP wasn't told at all (about the actual rights), I don't know.
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Is it worth the op posting this on the consumers right page?Maybe, just once, someone will call me 'Sir' without adding, 'You're making a scene.'0
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