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Refunding original postage?
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FromManxman_in_exile said:
(I note the third bullet point quoted by born_again finishes "(see Cancelling your order above)" but I can't find a "Cancelling your order" above)
https://www.net-a-porter.com/en-gb/content/help/terms-and-conditions/#your-rights
Your Rights section at the top of the page you are on (Yor Rights is cut off."(see Cancelling your order above)" refers to a section 6 above "Your Rights"
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Sorry to jump on this thread but I’m just checking that the law has not changed as tried to google but still unsure. I have no qualms paying the return postage of £2.50 which i paid at the post office but when I got reimbursed I got the original postage deducted to. So instead of getting £21 i got £17. Is this right?Don’t put it down - put it away!
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The law hasn't changedtibawo said:Sorry to jump on this thread but I’m just checking that the law has not changed as tried to google but still unsure. I have no qualms paying the return postage of £2.50 which i paid at the post office but when I got reimbursed I got the original postage deducted to. So instead of getting £21 i got £17. Is this right?
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Did you pay extra for next day delivery?tibawo said:Sorry to jump on this thread but I’m just checking that the law has not changed as tried to google but still unsure. I have no qualms paying the return postage of £2.50 which i paid at the post office but when I got reimbursed I got the original postage deducted to. So instead of getting £21 i got £17. Is this right?
As you only get std postage refunded, not anything over that.Life in the slow lane0
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