Easyjet damaged my suitcase and are refusing to sort the issue out!

NoodleDoodleMan

"If they ask for your email address at the checkout, it's a data grab. Scan the printed receipt yourself"

I've been asked by several retailers in recent years if I'm OK to accept an email receipt - Argos for example.

Is that an illegal "data grab" ?

martindow

NoodleDoodleMan said:

"If they ask for your email address at the checkout, it's a data grab. Scan the printed receipt yourself"

I've been asked by several retailers in recent years if I'm OK to accept an email receipt - Argos for example.

Is that an illegal "data grab" ?

It won't be illegal because they have asked and you have agreed to give them your email.  It's often presented as a green thing to save on paper, but in reality it's a way of getting your email address for their mailing list.

NoodleDoodleMan

I recognise that aspect - but find it easy enough to unsubscribe if need be.

Ganga

Could the case not have been damaged on the carousel or the luggage ramp from the airplane .

NoodleDoodleMan

Ganga said:

Could the case not have been damaged on the carousel or the luggage ramp from the airplane .

Indeed - and if the item is past its manufacturer's warranty life span I reckon there is no case (groan ) for compensation.