I realise that CE but if the season hasn’t started why can’t I just return the tickets and get a refund
Change of mind or circumstances. A business doesn't have to let you return an item if you have changed your mind or your circumstances have changed. However, some stores have their own in-store policy to offer a refund, exchange or credit note for 'change-of-mind' purchases. However -
Online, mail and phone order sales. Online, mail and telephone order customershave the right to cancel their order for a limited time even if the goods aren't faulty. ...You must refund the customer within 14 days of receiving the goods back. They don't have to provide a reason.
I realise that CE but if the season hasn’t started why can’t I just return the tickets and get a refund
Change of mind or circumstances. A business doesn't have to let you return an item if you have changed your mind or your circumstances have changed. However, some stores have their own in-store policy to offer a refund, exchange or credit note for 'change-of-mind' purchases. However -
Online, mail and phone order sales. Online, mail and telephone order customershave the right to cancel their order for a limited time even if the goods aren't faulty. ...You must refund the customer within 14 days of receiving the goods back. They don't have to provide a reason.
Get a credit note for the season after next @lancashire lad - it could be a promotion back to the championship??
You have 28 days AFTER RECEIVING IT to tell the business you are returning a mail order / internet item for a full refund. No reason required. If the business doesn’t accept the return, claim from your cc company - this is why you should always buy mail order with a cc.
You have 28 days AFTER RECEIVING IT to tell the business you are returning a mail order / internet item for a full refund. No reason required. If the business doesn’t accept the return, claim from your cc company - this is why you should always buy mail order with a cc.
I think tickets for sporting events may be exempt from this rule in the same way that concert tickets are
Email the club straight away, telling them you want a refund on your season ticket.
Post on Facebook, to say you've cancelled your season ticket purchase, because Lee Bowyer is out of contract in a few days' time and RD is still the owner. Tag the Charlton Facebook account. Encourage people to share it.
Do the same on Twitter.
If it adds even the merest scintilla of pressure on RD to sort out a new contract for Bowyer and/or fuck off, then it will have been worth it.
thank you all for your advice, if I go ahead I will try and do as Chizz suggests but I might need help - let's give it to the end of the month and see what happens.
That's exactly the opposite of what I suggested. If you're unhappy now, you should register that with the club by going ahead with a refund demand, in part in order to add pressure to him. If you leave it, the club may decide against refunding you, because it's gone beyond a reasonable time in which you could change your mind.
You have 28 days AFTER RECEIVING IT to tell the business you are returning a mail order / internet item for a full refund. No reason required. If the business doesn’t accept the return, claim from your cc company - this is why you should always buy mail order with a cc.
Good advice AA, my pal did that with his mail order bride, why it took him 27 days to find out that he had ordered a bangkok ladyboy I will never understand ?
Lee will be in charge But of whom I'm not certain of Let's hope its us so we all haven't wasted our money Think we brought them with our hearts not our heads while still riding on the Wembley wave
It doesn't really matter whether you can or can't. Everyone who ends up feeling they have been missed should harass the club for refunds. If the furore was loud enough they would have to do something.
When you purchased the ticket did the club specify that LB would be manager and that there would be a new owner ? If not then I don’t see your grounds for a refund...
When you purchased the ticket did the club specify that LB would be manager and that there would be a new owner ? If not then I don’t see your grounds for a refund...
You dont need to give a reason in order to be entitled to a refund.
As Stu says I don't need a reason for a refund and do understand that whoever manages or owns the club is not a reason for a refund, but for me personally if LB goes so do I, I shall bide my time until the end of the month
As Stu says I don't need a reason for a refund and do understand that whoever manages or owns the club is not a reason for a refund, but for me personally if LB goes so do I, I shall bide my time until the end of the month
If you're going to wait until the end of the month, you'll be less likely to get a refund I imagine
Email the club straight away, telling them you want a refund on your season ticket.
Post on Facebook, to say you've cancelled your season ticket purchase, because Lee Bowyer is out of contract in a few days' time and RD is still the owner. Tag the Charlton Facebook account. Encourage people to share it.
Do the same on Twitter.
If it adds even the merest scintilla of pressure on RD to sort out a new contract for Bowyer and/or fuck off, then it will have been worth it.
You seem to think that the Belgian actually wants LB to stay ? I don't think that he does, he didn't want promotion that's why he's fucking about with the contracts.
When you purchased the ticket did the club specify that LB would be manager and that there would be a new owner ? If not then I don’t see your grounds for a refund...
Agreed. I don't see how people have been misled anyway. We knew Bowyer hadn't signed a new contract, and we know that the takeover has been dragging on for 2 years
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I’ll give you £50 each for them .
Either way, doubt you can get your money back.
However -
Online, mail and phone order sales. Online, mail and telephone order customershave the right to cancel their order for a limited time even if the goods aren't faulty. ...You must refund the customer within 14 days of receiving the goods back. They don't have to provide a reason.
So I doubt this lot would.
- Email the club straight away, telling them you want a refund on your season ticket.
- Post on Facebook, to say you've cancelled your season ticket purchase, because Lee Bowyer is out of contract in a few days' time and RD is still the owner. Tag the Charlton Facebook account. Encourage people to share it.
- Do the same on Twitter.
If it adds even the merest scintilla of pressure on RD to sort out a new contract for Bowyer and/or fuck off, then it will have been worth it.Your choice though. Good luck.
But of whom I'm not certain of
Let's hope its us so we all haven't wasted our money
Think we brought them with our hearts not our heads while still riding on the Wembley wave