What Are My Rights
Bit of a long one.
I had a carpet fitted 2 weeks ago this coming Saturday. There was a fault in the carpet and someone form the shop was out within the hour and agreed it would need replacing. He said there wasn't anything they could do until the Monday. I rung them on the Tuesday after not hearing from them and they said they would get back to me ASAP. Last Friday I rung again to be told it had all been approved but my carpet was out of stock and they would ring me as soon as they had a date. Again heard nothing so rung them again tonight, I was told they would ring and chase it and call me in the morning. I have told them I'm living in chaos as I don't want to put all my furniture back and I cant finish my lounge until the carpet is sorted. If they fob me off again tomorrow where do I stand? TIA |
Write everything down keeping names, dates and times. Also if you paid by credit card they should be able to help. Also have a look on MSE they have a good guide with advice on this type of thing, I've used it and it worked. Good luck
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https://www.which.co.uk/consumer-rig...our-money-back
This seems a good guide to your rights. As it’s faulty, you are entitled to a replacement or full refund within 30 days. So, they may be trying to delay because of the time limit. If you are given an excuse tomorrow, get in touch with CAB consumer helpline on tel:03454040506 or you can contact the consumer ombudsman, but they won’t help until all other avenues have been tried and the company had sufficient time to resolve the issue. Alternatively if you paid by credit card, contact the card provider and claim the money back under section 75 claim or if you paid by debit card, you could contact the bank and ask if you can claim it back through the chargeback scheme. |
Thank you
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Ahh, do love one of these threads! Easy peasy.
Everything hinges on the fact of do you want them to try for a second time? Personally I never give a second chance. I would ring them and follow up with a recorded delivery letter that you reject the goods in question and require a full refund within 7 days. Failure to do so will result in you doing a charge back on your credit card which will cost them in fees. Now if you want them to have a second chance again a call and letter giving them 14 days to fit a replacement. If it's out of stock sack them off. |
I would tell them tomorrow that if the carpet you currently have is still out of stock your want to select an alternative one at a higher price for the same price as the original
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If I go for the refund what happens with the carpet that is down? I don't want them ripping it up and messing my wallpaper up, can we take it up ready for collection?
Can I claim back the delivery charge and fitting charge (that was paid separately to the fitters). Many thanks |
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