Post here if your topic fits no other thread in this category.
Moderators: theelanman, dapinky, Specky, clemo, Nige, Sy V, Dave Eds, DaveT, Elanlover, muley, Enright, algirdas, nitroman, GeoffSmith
by Simon_P » Fri 24.11.2017, 14:15
abmunro wrote:Yes
Assuming you have paid by credit card - phone up the credit card company and get them to sort it out.
If not then use the small claims court.
Either one will put a rocket up SVS.
Remember that it is a business not Jeremy personally - Nothing like a court summons to focus the attention of the directors!
-
Simon_P
- God
-
- Posts: 2602
- Joined: Fri 06.08.2004, 12:33
- Location: Kent UK
by tb10 » Fri 24.11.2017, 14:18

re ebay

-
tb10
- God
-
- Posts: 845
- Joined: Tue 18.05.2010, 23:16
- Location: Bromsgrove - Worcestershire
by Simon_P » Fri 24.11.2017, 14:29
tb10 wrote::agree: re ebay

Yes except eBay would see that they were delivered, and wouldn't play your game.
I'd just take it to court, straight forward case - it's £1000 ffs.
-
Simon_P
- God
-
- Posts: 2602
- Joined: Fri 06.08.2004, 12:33
- Location: Kent UK
by lotusrepair » Sat 25.11.2017, 02:51
I like paypal. Their dispute process works really well. They take the money back from the seller and hold it until the problem is resolved. They fixed my problem with a seller.
Chris
-

lotusrepair
- Enthusiast
-
- Posts: 204
- Joined: Sat 27.12.2014, 01:58
- Location: Maryland, USA
by abmunro » Sat 25.11.2017, 17:42
I didn't go through Ebay.
I was part of Stainless Steel thread on here.
I will speak to him when I get back home on 1st Dec.
Tony
91 Elan SE 24k miles, 270 BHP @ 1.25 barg. Roll hoops + fairings+ speed humps Elise lights. S2 alloys. Nitrons& Eibachs,AP's front & Hi Spec rear brakes
-

abmunro
- God
-
- Posts: 1726
- Joined: Wed 18.04.2007, 22:46
- Location: Chester-Le-Street, Co Durham.
Return to General
Who is online
Users browsing this forum: No registered users and 9 guests