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Right, I ordered a Samsung 913n alsmot two weeks ago and I have had it just over a week but teh company I ordered it from have not charged my card, I also orderded a router from the same company but do not know if they have charged me for it yet. What are my rights If I don't tell them as its thier mistake? Also what are thier rights as I don;t mind payting them as I have the stuff its just it would be nice not to. |
I have my goods but have not been charged - What are my rights/thier rights?
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Boundy 959 posts
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Rankin 2,931 posts
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Registered 19 years agoDid you buy it to play xbox360?
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Boundy 959 posts
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Registered 17 years agoNo, I only brought it for use with my PC, not getting an xbox 360 don't want one. -
Boundy 959 posts
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Registered 17 years agoFurbs wrote:
Rights in what regards? Can they charge you after the event? Oh yes, afraid so.
If its not signed for you might be lucky, but its technically theft (I think).
I don;t know if the router was signed for as I was not in at the time (brother was) but I am not sure if the monitor was signed for or not, I think it was.
Either way, I am happy to pay for the stuff as said earlier as I brought it knowing the cost and have the money for it, its just that if I don't have to pay for it I can have something else.gif)
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You've got a contract, given them your card details and have complied with your obligations. They've complied with theirs. You can't force them to take your money! They'd be within their rights to notice their mistake and take the money out of your account though.
But - if, for example, you're overpaid by your employer or if cash machine gives you fifty quid instead of a tenner then you ARE obliged to tell them of the mistake. They're within their rights to demand the money back. Maybe (that's MAYBE) that would apply here.
In practice though you're probably fine. If you're a decent upstanding citizen you should prob tell them though -
Boundy 959 posts
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Registered 17 years agofrod wrote:
Put the money in the bank, iirc they have up to six months to charge you for it.
Oh right, will do then, never knew that. -
Boundy 959 posts
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Registered 17 years agoFozzie_bear wrote:
You've got a contract, given them your card details and have complied with your obligations. They've complied with theirs. You can't force them to take your money! They'd be within their rights to notice their mistake and take the money out of your account though.
But - if, for example, you're overpaid by your employer or if cash machine gives you fifty quid instead of a tenner then you ARE obliged to tell them of the mistake. They're within their rights to demand the money back. Maybe (that's MAYBE) that would apply here.
In practice though you're probably fine. If you're a decent upstanding citizen you should prob tell them though
I'd like to think I am a decent person but in all honesty I will most likely not tell them, but if they ask about it or charge me then fair play as its thier money. -
Huntcjna 13,890 posts
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Registered 17 years agoIf your gonna trust anyones advice its furbs he knows retail law like the back of his hand. -
boo 13,901 posts
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Registered 18 years agoFurbs wrote:
There's nothing they can do! Spend all the money on beer and hookers!
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Carlo 21,801 posts
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Registered 16 years agoBoundy wrote:
Did you pay by card? If you did, go to the ATM tonight and take out enough money to use for a week then destroy the card.
Right,
I ordered a Samsung 913n alsmot two weeks ago and I have had it just over a week but teh company I ordered it from have not charged my card, I also orderded a router from the same company but do not know if they have charged me for it yet.
What are my rights If I don't tell them as its thier mistake?
Also what are thier rights as I don;t mind payting them as I have the stuff its just it would be nice not to.
Call you bank and tell them you broke your card (by accicent) and ask them to give you a new one (It can take a week).
The new card will almost certainly have a new number. The company cannot then take the money 'when it wants to/realises' and will have to arrange it with you.
If you paid by supplying your ABNK details though, that's different/ -
Boundy 959 posts
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Registered 17 years agoCarlo wrote:
Boundy wrote:
Did you pay by card? If you did, go to the ATM tonight and take out enough money to use for a week then destroy the card.
Right,
I ordered a Samsung 913n alsmot two weeks ago and I have had it just over a week but teh company I ordered it from have not charged my card, I also orderded a router from the same company but do not know if they have charged me for it yet.
What are my rights If I don't tell them as its thier mistake?
Also what are thier rights as I don;t mind payting them as I have the stuff its just it would be nice not to.
Call you bank and tell them you broke your card (by accicent) and ask them to give you a new one (It can take a week).
The new card will almost certainly have a new number. The company cannot then take the money 'when it wants to/realises' and will have to arrange it with you.
If you paid by supplying your ABNK details though, that's different/
Good Idea, but I am not going to do that, I am honest enough to let them take the money back if they realise thier mistake but not honest enough to tell them about it -
Furbs 45,740 posts
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Registered 18 years agoRights in what regards? Can they charge you after the event? Oh yes, afraid so.
If its not signed for you might be lucky, but its technically theft (I think). -
Hehehehe
Thanks for the vote of confidence! Boundy, do what you've said...dont mention it, just make sure if they do ask, you can pay!
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