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Argos Reducing Prices, Feel Ripped Off - Any Rights?
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Works for Argos when they mislead consumers about their right to cancel!Aylesbury_Duck said:
Advising someone to do something fraudulent is never a good idea.HHarry said:Buy one at the reduced price and return it on the original receipt.
OP probably has 1 year and 14 days to cancel the contract and return the goods in any condition for a full refund.In the game of chess you can never let your adversary see your pieces0 -
Maybe, but that's not really the point, is it. If there's a correct and lawful method of OP getting what they're entitled to, that's the route to follow, not some homespun fraud to get around it.
Works for Argos when they mislead consumers about their right to cancel!Aylesbury_Duck said:
Advising someone to do something fraudulent is never a good idea.HHarry said:Buy one at the reduced price and return it on the original receipt.
OP probably has 1 year and 14 days to cancel the contract and return the goods in any condition for a full refund.0 -
Indeed, I just don't wish to pass any opportunity to mention Argos and their unlawful policiesAylesbury_Duck said:
Maybe, but that's not really the point, is it. If there's a correct and lawful method of OP getting what they're entitled to, that's the route to follow, not some homespun fraud to get around it.
Works for Argos when they mislead consumers about their right to cancel!Aylesbury_Duck said:
Advising someone to do something fraudulent is never a good idea.HHarry said:Buy one at the reduced price and return it on the original receipt.
OP probably has 1 year and 14 days to cancel the contract and return the goods in any condition for a full refund.
In the game of chess you can never let your adversary see your pieces1
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