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Lol. I think it was made from melted down lego bricks to be honestGingerTim said:
Hey, cat leather is really nice!Olinda99 said:if they are a Chinese company your option is to sue them in the Chinese courts.
A nice leather jacket for £86?I started out with nothing......And still have most of it left:p0 -
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Whatever consumer rights apply in the country they are based in..CEON44 said:I knew I shouldnt do it but on facebook a company called Manly were advertising what looked like a nice leather jacket at reasonable cost. So anyway when the jacket arrived I burst out laughing as it was a ridiculously cheap plastic not leather and was almost orange in colour. Wouldnt be seen dead wearing it. I immediately contacted the company for details of how to return for refund. It turned out also it was from China not US as advertised. At first no response but then they started messing around before eventually offering 50% refund. I declined immediately and asked for shipping details to return the jacket. They then said they would give full refund to be paid in 5-7 days and to keep the jacket anyway. So after 7 days no refund. More excuses about a banking problem etc and it would be reissued. 3 or 4 more 5-7 days have passed and still nothing. Obviously they are taking the !!!!!! but what can I do. What laws can I threaten them with or who can I report them to? Cost wasn’t massive at £86 but I dont want to give in
If you can post a link to the siteborn_again said:
Whatever consumer rights apply in the country they are based in..CEON44 said:I knew I shouldnt do it but on facebook a company called Manly were advertising what looked like a nice leather jacket at reasonable cost. So anyway when the jacket arrived I burst out laughing as it was a ridiculously cheap plastic not leather and was almost orange in colour. Wouldnt be seen dead wearing it. I immediately contacted the company for details of how to return for refund. It turned out also it was from China not US as advertised. At first no response but then they started messing around before eventually offering 50% refund. I declined immediately and asked for shipping details to return the jacket. They then said they would give full refund to be paid in 5-7 days and to keep the jacket anyway. So after 7 days no refund. More excuses about a banking problem etc and it would be reissued. 3 or 4 more 5-7 days have passed and still nothing. Obviously they are taking the !!!!!! but what can I do. What laws can I threaten them with or who can I report them to? Cost wasn’t massive at £86 but I dont want to give in
If you can post a link to the site it will help.
They wont pay out anything. Just keep stallingsoolin said:Having seen many a thread about these Far East companies, I would take the 50%, if it is still on the table - and be happy that's all you lost.I started out with nothing......And still have most of it left:p0 -
Yeah. I hate giving up though. Grrrrr!TheSpectator said:
UK consumer laws do not apply, they will not be 'scared' by anything you try and do. If they continue to ignore you then best chalked down to experience......and lesson learned?CEON44 said:
Yeah but they wont pay out any money despite saying every time they will. I know they are stringing me along. I need so consumer rights quotes to try and scare themSee this thread OP
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6598349/being-asked-to-return-items-to-aisa#latest
If you can squeeze the 50% out of them that's likely the best to happen.
I started out with nothing......And still have most of it left:p0 -
Manlytshirts.comborn_again said:
Whatever consumer rights apply in the country they are based in..CEON44 said:I knew I shouldnt do it but on facebook a company called Manly were advertising what looked like a nice leather jacket at reasonable cost. So anyway when the jacket arrived I burst out laughing as it was a ridiculously cheap plastic not leather and was almost orange in colour. Wouldnt be seen dead wearing it. I immediately contacted the company for details of how to return for refund. It turned out also it was from China not US as advertised. At first no response but then they started messing around before eventually offering 50% refund. I declined immediately and asked for shipping details to return the jacket. They then said they would give full refund to be paid in 5-7 days and to keep the jacket anyway. So after 7 days no refund. More excuses about a banking problem etc and it would be reissued. 3 or 4 more 5-7 days have passed and still nothing. Obviously they are taking the !!!!!! but what can I do. What laws can I threaten them with or who can I report them to? Cost wasn’t massive at £86 but I dont want to give in
If you can post a link to the site it will help.I started out with nothing......And still have most of it left:p0 -
Did you pay for the jacket by card? If so you should contact your bank and ask about a chargeback.1
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Debit card? Thought only credit cards could be charged backChargebackCharlie said:Did you pay for the jacket by card? If so you should contact your bank and ask about a chargeback.I started out with nothing......And still have most of it left:p0 -
The good news is that chargeback applies to debit card purchases as well as credit card ones - it's section 75 protection that is only for credit cards.CEON44 said:
Debit card? Thought only credit cards could be charged backChargebackCharlie said:Did you pay for the jacket by card? If so you should contact your bank and ask about a chargeback.
The bad news is that a chargeback would require the goods to be returned to, and received by, the merchant, so, even after spending a small fortune on sending the package to China, they'll deny receipt and you'll be no further forward....1 -
Misdescribed goods don’t have to be returned at the customer’s expense if a Mastercard was used to make the purchase- you just need to make them available for the seller to collect them at their expense.0
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Why is it misdescribed?ChargebackCharlie said:Misdescribed goods don’t have to be returned at the customer’s expense if a Mastercard was used to make the purchase- you just need to make them available for the seller to collect them at their expense.
It does need to be returned. Only chargeback that does not require a return. Is counterfeit goods. Which these retailers have moved away from & now brand them, themselves to get round that.Life in the slow lane1
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