Please tell me your car isn't Z157 Star Silver??? You could of bought a bootlid complete with elite/MV6 pro-drive spoiler off me for less than you paid for that rubbish!! :'(
i would be sending that back quick smart :yagreed :y
QuotePlease tell me your car isn't Z157 Star Silver??? You could of bought a bootlid complete with elite/MV6 pro-drive spoiler off me for less than you paid for that rubbish!! :'(
Unlucky for me no my car isn't Z157 it is Z147 lol. And I have just bought an Elite lip spoiler for £16 including delivery from ebay in Z147 Colour. I love a bargain lol.
The boot lid in the pictures is going to be cleaned up as I have had a few people give me some suggestions on how to undo what the breakers did when packaging it.
I have sent an email asking what they propose to do about this. And my friend who used there credit card to buy it for me is going to use the credit card protection scheme where they will give him a full refund and then chase the breakers for the money owed if a reasonable solution is not offered. But I am very upset about this.
I will update this listing on any updates. But very disappointed and wont be using them again.
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That's if you decide to keep the boot lid.
I am also not impressed with a scrap yard near by the North Circular in NE London. I originally went to get a head to replace my origianal qhich was damaged after overheating. It was not ready as not all the work was done, however I gave them £50 deposit and my telephone number to contact me once work was done. I did not receive a call after some time. JI contacted them to cancel after deciding to get my own head sorted bhut informed them i would need a radiator and fan to replace ones on the car a nd said I still had receipt for head and if I can use it which I was told I could if I still had it.
When it came time for me to get rad and fan, although quite some time later I was told by owner they were not going to accept it because of time lapse and when I tried to explain, I was not beleived and all sorts of reasons were given why they will not accept it :(. When i countered with points of my own he insinuated he would throw me out and also became abusive demanded I buy the head he said he still had and decided to call the police. >:( >:( >:( >:(
Needless to say I really felt like bringing a such a s*** storm to his door whereby he will never do that to anyone again as it transpired other customers have experienced the same thing from him. >:( >:( >:( >:(
The things people would do to customers who could also recommend them.
Hmmm, if trying to persue under the CCA,
a) I think it only covers new goods.
b) I would have left the item as-is, as there might be a requirement to send an inspector out.
Most CC company helpdesks don't really understand chargebacks, so don't assume because the helpdesk has suggested that, that it will happen. They jut raise the case, and another (faceless, uncontactable) department will take over.
The CCA fits in well with SoGA, in that the goods need to be reasonably fit for purpose, and reasonably as described. You need, as a minimum, written proof that the item was described as perfect and unblemished, as its not unreasonable to assume a 10yr old, 2nd hand car part might have degraded finish.
The CCA only covers goods/services bought with credit. There are other (generally lesser) protections in place for other scenarios.
Chargeback covers a multitude of sins that the clearing houses can use to resolve issues. However, CCA is the only one that legally gives you the protection should the need arise. Most banks offer an insurance scheme for other payment options, but this is not covered by CCA.QuoteHmmm, if trying to persue under the CCA,
a) I think it only covers new goods.
b) I would have left the item as-is, as there might be a requirement to send an inspector out.
Most CC company helpdesks don't really understand chargebacks, so don't assume because the helpdesk has suggested that, that it will happen. They jut raise the case, and another (faceless, uncontactable) department will take over.
The CCA fits in well with SoGA, in that the goods need to be reasonably fit for purpose, and reasonably as described. You need, as a minimum, written proof that the item was described as perfect and unblemished, as its not unreasonable to assume a 10yr old, 2nd hand car part might have degraded finish.
The CCA only covers goods/services bought with credit. There are other (generally lesser) protections in place for other scenarios.
Chargeback is an option that all Debit and Credit Card companies have the choice of opting into and covers all purchases made by credit or debit card, weather the item is new or used. But they will only use this option if you have tried to resolve the problem ammicably for items under £100.
This is not law. But what you are describing is Credit Consumer Act section 75 which is not chargeback but for purchases over £100 makes your Debit or Credit Card provider fully liable for both new and used products which is the law side.
I am having to use chargeback which the credit card company used for this transaction openly offers.
I don't know if they will send an inspector out or not but I have taken plenty of photo's and if needed can prove that the bootlid I bought isn't one off my car due to the different damage being one big long dent that I have a photo of that I took the day I got the car lol. And I have kept all emails sent and received showing I tried to resolve the issue.
Should have bought my perfect one complete with spoiler & lights for the price offered to you. You kept trying to beat the price down now you`re in a worse situation. Hey ho, live & learn :y