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Item not arrive within timescale - probably China - getting refund

woodentom
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I ordered an item with 7/12 days shipping. It was ordered on the 29th November and still not received.
Am told it is on its way and now stating 7/12 business days plus dispatch.
I need it for tomorrow so it is too late and have asked on the refund process.
The auto email says 72 hrs before response and website says return up to 14 days…..but not when that is from
is it £60 on a credit card so Probably won’t get till after I come back but then will send back……unless that is my cost and start the chasing
suggestions……is it one of these best to forget ones being it China?
is it £60 on a credit card so Probably won’t get till after I come back but then will send back……unless that is my cost and start the chasing
suggestions……is it one of these best to forget ones being it China?
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What business did you buy it from?
If it is a UK business then the 14 days starts when you receive the item.
If it's an overseas business then I wouldn't send it back. It'll probably never arrive and then you'd be without goods and money.0 -
Chargeback with bank for non receipt (if Mastercard will have to wait 30 days from payment but if VISA you can do so now).In the game of chess you can never let your adversary see your pieces0
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woodentom said:I ordered an item with 7/12 days shipping. It was ordered on the 29th November and still not received.Am told it is on its way and now stating 7/12 business days plus dispatch.I need it for tomorrow so it is too late and have asked on the refund process.The auto email says 72 hrs before response and website says return up to 14 days…..but not when that is from
is it £60 on a credit card so Probably won’t get till after I come back but then will send back……unless that is my cost and start the chasing
suggestions……is it one of these best to forget ones being it China?
Most of these far east companies will say something like its 20 days for dispatch and then 20 days for delivery. Most dont seem to realise these two have to be added together to get the realistic delivery timescales.Chargeback with bank for non receipt (if Mastercard will have to wait 30 days from payment but if VISA you can do so now).0 -
DullGreyGuy said:Chargeback with bank for non receipt (if Mastercard will have to wait 30 days from payment but if VISA you can do so now).In the game of chess you can never let your adversary see your pieces0
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DullGreyGuy said:Chargeback with bank for non receipt (if Mastercard will have to wait 30 days from payment but if VISA you can do so now).0
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DullGreyGuy said:DullGreyGuy said:Chargeback with bank for non receipt (if Mastercard will have to wait 30 days from payment but if VISA you can do so now).
If they've shipped already surely the dispatch period is academic?
In the game of chess you can never let your adversary see your pieces0 -
DullGreyGuy said:DullGreyGuy said:Chargeback with bank for non receipt (if Mastercard will have to wait 30 days from payment but if VISA you can do so now).
If they've shipped already surely the dispatch period is academic?
But lets not forget that no matter what a retailer say's delivery is at this time of year. Delays are to be expected. Especially getting through customs.Life in the slow lane0 -
DullGreyGuy said:DullGreyGuy said:Chargeback with bank for non receipt (if Mastercard will have to wait 30 days from payment but if VISA you can do so now).
If they've shipped already surely the dispatch period is academic?
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DullGreyGuy said:No, we dont know what date they were told it was dispatched, could have been yesterday evening for all we know. The only date given was the date of purchase.
If it hasn't been 12 business day since it was shipped then obviously you have to wait until such, but if the retailer shipped it sooner than stated it's still 7/12 business days so for an order stated as "7/12 business days plus [x days for] dispatch" that has shipped has a 12 business day window from the date of shipping after which the buyer can request a chargeback?DullGreyGuy said:Further information is required to know if it's actually running late or not.born_again said:In some ways it is.
But lets not forget that no matter what a retailer say's delivery is at this time of year. Delays are to be expected. Especially getting through customs.but in terms of chargeback does the bank require longer at this time of year to allow for such?
In the game of chess you can never let your adversary see your pieces0 -
No timescales are the same all year.
But we all know very well that deliveries can take longer, so should allow retailer a bit more time.
The biggest thing I have noticed in the run up to christmas is a massive increase in sites claiming to be UK based, but have no addresses at all.
Shopify has a lot to answer for here, as the vast majority are using their platform & they really should make sure that any sellers are entering full contact details.Life in the slow lane1
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