imbrightontillidie
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- Jan 12, 2011
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I ordered 4 books before the Doncaster game and I still havent received them!!
Do you seriously believe that makes them your property?
Spoke to a mate after the Blackpool game who didn't know anything about the voucher system. He honestly thought the travel was part of season ticket and he said he had just been showing his smart card on the buses on match days and had never been asked for a voucher, so it seems the 30 quid outlay is a waste of money!
I have never been asked on the train, But rumours have it they MIGHT start asking soon.
I cant see how they can possibly ask for them ON the train as they are packed to the rafters... it'll have to be before you get on I guess. I can't see that happening either!
Spoke to a mate after the Blackpool game who didn't know anything about the voucher system. He honestly thought the travel was part of season ticket and he said he had just been showing his smart card on the buses on match days and had never been asked for a voucher, so it seems the 30 quid outlay is a waste of money!
For what it's worth...Please tell me what Law, says that something correctly addressed to me, and delivered to my place of residence, with correct name and address does not then belong to me?
The Unsolicited Goods and Services Act used to give the sender of unsolicited goods 6 months to arrange for the collection of such goods (at the sender's expense and at a time convenient to the recipient), after which they became the recipient's property. (You were also supposed to notify the sender, within 30 days of receipt, that he should arrange collection and that you'd regard the goods as yours after 6 months). The Act has now been amended and you have the right to regard any genuinely unsolicited goods as an outright gift from the moment the goods arrive.
That brings us to the provisions of the Theft Act, which makes it an offense to seek to benefit from the errors of others. (For example, if a bank employee accidentally fills a cash machine with £50 notes, instead of £20 ones, it's an offence not to return excess money which is paid out to you).
For what it's worth...
Although the fact they are duplicates of the item you ordered probably means they aren't unsolicited goods.
So, long story short - send them back to the club like I did when I received duplicates.
For what it's worth...
Although the fact they are duplicates of the item you ordered probably means they aren't unsolicited goods.
So, long story short - send them back to the club like I did when I received duplicates.
Guess it’s a generation thing,
Yea it must be .....Im 49