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roddydogs
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i purchased online some batteries, for the princly sum of £1.50 the order was recieved, and my CC debited. However, after waiting 3 weeks, i sent the seller an e-mail as to where the goods where. I got a terse e-mail back saying "WE have cancelled your order, and will credit your CC.
several weeks later, no refund has appeared , and they totally ignore my e-mails.
Presume they think that for £1.50 i wont bother, but to me its still theft.
What should i do, and can i name them on this forum? Thanks in advance:mad:
several weeks later, no refund has appeared , and they totally ignore my e-mails.
Presume they think that for £1.50 i wont bother, but to me its still theft.
What should i do, and can i name them on this forum? Thanks in advance:mad:
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Name them,but dont call it theft yet. Then again ,if you name them they might get snotty and take even longer.0
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i purchased online some batteries, for the princly sum of £1.50 the order was recieved, and my CC debited. However, after waiting 3 weeks, i sent the seller an e-mail as to where the goods where. I got a terse e-mail back saying "WE have cancelled your order, and will credit your CC.
several weeks later, no refund has appeared , and they totally ignore my e-mails.
Presume they think that for £1.50 i wont bother, but to me its still theft.
What should i do, and can i name them on this forum? Thanks in advance:mad:
i meant to press the quote button not the thanks button - duh
you can file a dispute with your creidt card company who will refund you then cgase the people you ordered from0 -
Sorry OP, have just seen this thread-did the postage for the £1.50 batteries not work out more expensive than the batteries themselves? I'm intrigued! :rotfl:0
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Sorry OP, have just seen this thread-did the postage for the £1.50 batteries not work out more expensive than the batteries themselves? I'm intrigued! :rotfl:
The OP has not said what type of batteries they are have they? They could be the flat "coin" type batteries or watch batteries, they are small and fit in a normal envelope and would cost little to postA little more thought before trying to ridicule!
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Do you think im that daft-postage was free-Duracell Plus AA 4 pack (Box) at DirectFoto0
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thats disgraceful0
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Just showed the offer to DH who said "how can they afford to do that?"
I suppose if they just don't send them, hoping that people will be too busy at this time of year to worry about £1.50.....0 -
Well they got that wrong didnt they!0
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They cetainly did!!! :rotfl: I hope you keep on at them and get the money back!
It is not the value of the con, it is the fact that they have conned!!0 -
Hear Hear!0
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