Any idea how I can sell a credit note for a well know tile store in London?

[Mike]

as you say most tile shops, i'd defo check it out and also check if the credit note is transferable. btw i'm after a dewalt 24000 on the cheap if the tile shop mentioned has one in stock :lol:

 

[Muse2k8]

Trading standards will tell you as I have. Used to be my job to know these things. A receipt is simply proof of purchase and nothing more.

If you buy anything from any shop you are not entitled to a refund under any law unless it is proven it was faulty at the point of purchase in which case your statutory rights give you a refund entitlement.

Most places have a refund policy as a matter of customer service.

 

[nybor62]

demand your money back, credit note cheeky sods

 

[jay]

Trading standards will tell you as I have. Used to be my job to know these things. A receipt is simply proof of purchase and nothing more.

If you buy anything from any shop you are not entitled to a refund under any law unless it is proven it was faulty at the point of purchase in which case your statutory rights give you a refund entitlement.

Most places have a refund policy as a matter of customer service.

Well that sucks

 

[Colour Republic]

I find this normally helps

 

[Muse2k8]

I find this normally helps

Not big enough

 

[Gazebo]

I find this normally helps

Rob that's only a 6lb tickling stick. the cheek of a £3000 credit note deserves something heavier, maybe even something that has crosshairs.or sawn off maybe.

 

[Dan]

Steady on now - we're in the public-viewable forums lads.

Ebay it. I'm sure it'll go for something on ebay, stick a reserve on it and you'll not lose out too much I'd have thought. Might be worth doing it early feb though as wages will be tight until end of Jan early Feb for most people I'd have thought.

 

[Gazebo]

Steady on now - we're in the public-viewable forums lads.

Ebay it. I'm sure it'll go for something on ebay, stick a reserve on it and you'll not lose out too much I'd have thought. Might be worth doing it early feb though as wages will be tight until end of Jan early Feb for most people I'd have thought.[/QUO]

I'm sure the 'public' will take our light hearted views as such...