We bought a rather expensive toilet from an Internet based company and the whole transaction has been fraught with problems.

They c'ocked the payments up, leaving me over my Credit card limit, the Toilet arrived broken, we have never had a receipt etc.

We still have the broken toilet and cannot dump it as our local dump won't take it, they want to charge us. But why should we have to anyway?

The company just aren't bothering any more. They have had their money and, yes we have had a toilet that isn't broken now, but as far as we are concerned they still haven't completed the transaction and we are after compensation for all the pissing about.

We paid for it using 2 credit cards and we are considering clawing one of the payments back so that we get their attention. Good idea or not? If we do, can the credit card company block them from taking the payment back again?

Help!!

 

if you allowed it then wont even fight in most cases and will sugest youspeak to them ect


ive had that and natwest said if you accepted it then its no different to money

good luck though

 

if the goods are not discribed or you were mislead some way section 25 of the credit(something) think its the consumer act the credit card company are jointly libale and as such you should be able to get 50% back at the least from the credit card company