Curry’s delivery charge

bluelad1927

Let's wait and see how you're large electrical item from Ebay goes first. A far higher risk that it won't end well. Good luck returning that SNAD item. £20 Currys delivery may well turn out to be a bargain

Pollycat

IvanOpinion said:

Pollycat said:

I wish this  website would strip words like 'scam' out of all thread titles. It demeans those that really are scams. Maybe if the MSE Team decide that it is a genuine scam then they can add it into the title. Too much 'crying wolf'.

Someone posted this ^^^ on another thread the other day.

Totally agree.

A very wise poster

Yes, you are...

400ixl

Elvispresley0 said:

So I went to buy a condensing tumble dryer from Curry’s today on line, no option for free delivery, ranged for  £35 down to £20 I kept scrolling and no free delivery, the tumble dryer was a 9kg Beko for £299, plus £20 delivery was the cheapest, so I went on EBay and saw a Hoover 9kg for £289 with Free delivery, guess what? I bought that one instead, won’t be buying form Scamming Curry’s again! Do your research lets hurt these companies so they comply with the public wants and needs, shameful of you curry’s! Others can do it why can’t you? 

So if Curry's had had it for sale at £319 with free delivery, which you say was still the cheapest you could find then you would have bought it and it would have been a bargain. Because it was split into appliance and delivery it is a scam. Really, that is not the definition of a scam, it lowers the impact of when it should be used to get people who have really been scammed the attention they need.