Although consumers in the UK are becoming more knowledgeable about their rights when they buy goods and services, people are often unaware at what point they stop being entitled to a refund (or whether they were entitled to one at all).
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Helen Re: Am I Entitled to a Refund?
I found and paid for a pair of trainers from ACBC. 2 days later, i received an email from a lady employee (presumably) informing me…
loz Re: Am I Entitled to a Refund?
i bought 2 sofas from homedone
£650 when they arrived they were in 2 boxs? we thought this is odd so we opened boxes and we had to…