Email addresses of WHSmiths board of directors

vetfred

I would think that the vast majority of people would see that sending you the e-mail was an efficient, reasonable, and clear way of making you aware of the situation.

Perhaps it's just me but I would really worry about any company that decided, above an e-mail on such a standard issue, that it would be better to call and 1) hope there's an answer, 2) hope it's not a bad time to call, 3) hope that the person understands fully what is being said, 4) hope an argument about compensation based upon a legal obligation that never existed doesn't ensue.

uktim29

BIGGER_THAN_THE_GAME wrote: »

if a retailer cancels an order after the customer has received an order confirmation, they should have spoken to the customer prior to this.

What the hell did you want them to say? Tell you in a fashion that you could debate as if it wasn't a final decision?

pulliptears

random observation, but isnt it funny when items are miss priced on teh interwebs, they are always bought for small children?