Supplier refusing a refund

pss1952

greyteam1959 said:

So returned with a bloodstain on the inside & mud in the treads ??
I don't wonder the retailer is being a little antsy.

This is my first time on this forum, and I was under the impression I would receive helpful comments from people. 

Tokmon

pss1952 said:

greyteam1959 said:

So returned with a bloodstain on the inside & mud in the treads ??
I don't wonder the retailer is being a little antsy.

This is my first time on this forum, and I was under the impression I would receive helpful comments from people. 

Well surely it's common sense to at least clean the mud off before sending them back!

lemondrops69

pss1952 said:

greyteam1959 said:

So returned with a bloodstain on the inside & mud in the treads ??
I don't wonder the retailer is being a little antsy.

This is my first time on this forum, and I was under the impression I would receive helpful comments from people. 

You've a lot to learn

sheramber

pss1952 said:

greyteam1959 said:

So returned with a bloodstain on the inside & mud in the treads ??
I don't wonder the retailer is being a little antsy.

This is my first time on this forum, and I was under the impression I would receive helpful comments from people. 

have you not had several helpful comments?

p3ncilsharpener

"Long" boots?  Given Equus.co.uk sell equestrian gear are you sure these aren't horse riding boots?  If they are I'm not really sure they're going to be designed for going for walks in.

Edit: Actually looking at the site shows they do have "long" boots for sake and they're riding boots.  No wonder they hurt her feet.

Flight3287462

p3ncilsharpener said:

"Long" boots?  Given Equus.co.uk sell equestrian gear are you sure these aren't horse riding boots?  If they are I'm not really sure they're going to be designed for going for walks in.

Edit: Actually looking at the site shows they do have "long" boots for sake and they're riding boots.  No wonder they hurt her feet.

Equus sell plenty of country boots.

https://www.equus.co.uk/collections/womens-equestrian-country-boots

p3ncilsharpener

Hunyani_Flight_825 said:

p3ncilsharpener said:

"Long" boots?  Given Equus.co.uk sell equestrian gear are you sure these aren't horse riding boots?  If they are I'm not really sure they're going to be designed for going for walks in.

Edit: Actually looking at the site shows they do have "long" boots for sake and they're riding boots.  No wonder they hurt her feet.

Equus sell plenty of country boots.

https://www.equus.co.uk/collections/womens-equestrian-country-boots

But the OP specifically claimed they were long boots, a term I hadn't heard before.

Looking on their site they have a specific section called "Long Boots" which as far as I can see are all riding boots.

sheramber

Moretta Pamina Country Boots

Waterproof equestrian long boots designed for the countryside

Suggested uses

Schooling, everyday riding, yard duties, and walking in the countryside.

The OP doesn't say what boots were bought but the first ones on the 'long boots' page states suitable for dog walking.

If he means the £99 ones then although they include them in the everyday section the description onlt mentions riding  activities..

regardless protruding stitching would cause rubbing even on yard duties.

AS a child sandals always rubbed my heel. My father bashed them with a hammer to  smooth the backs of them

theonlywayisup

sheramber said:

AS a child sandals always rubbed my heel. My father bashed them with a hammer to  smooth the backs of them

I hope you took them off first 

pbartlett

oh i read it that the father bashed the heels to flatten them