Purchase agreement makes sale of goods act null and void

Purchase agreement makes sale of goods act null and void

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jbsportstech

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5,069 posts

179 months

Wednesday 20th May 2015
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Bought something on Amazon, direct from manufacturer.

Developed a number of faults and contacted them to return. They don't respond through Amazon but 15-20 mins on hold everyone u call to customer services gets me through to them. They said twice they would send a box to return it. Took 6 calls to get the box which we to small. Arranged collection they didn't collect.

Anyway other half tried to submitt negative review and they refused it. They emailed her and she put all her issues including the poor customer service in and email, They are now saying that when we bought it through Amazon we signed up to their terms which having read all, the terms I cant find on the Amazon add / order.. They say we have agreed to no refunds and only repair or replacement how after nearly a month I have yet to get it back to them and I don't have time to ring them all day.

Can they override sale of goods act ?

I should note that today they have apologised and offers a £15 voucher however we have. £200 pushchair that's is falling to bits after 1 weeks use.

Edited by jbsportstech on Wednesday 20th May 22:20


Edited by jbsportstech on Wednesday 20th May 22:23

Jonno02

2,246 posts

109 months

Wednesday 20th May 2015
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Nothing can trump legislation. I had a car dealer tell me 2 weeks ago that an air-con refill wasn't covered by my warranty and would cost £90 for diagnosing the fault and £50 for the refill. When I was handed the bill, I said "My warranty might not cover it, but SOGA does" and there and then the charges were miraculously reduced to £0 "as a gesture of goodwill" vomit

Cerberaherts

1,651 posts

141 months

Wednesday 20th May 2015
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Not really. If a dirty great stone had have gone though your condenser after you bought the car all the SOGA in the world wouldn't have got you anywhere....

marshalla

15,902 posts

201 months

Wednesday 20th May 2015
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CCR first : http://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2013/3134/conte...
then SoGA

Odds on they're in breach of CCR due to incorrect or missing information.