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reastie · 24/03/2012 06:52

This is probably a comparatively small issue, but I'd really appreciate some clarification/advice.

I recently bought a couple of vintage posters (and expensive they were too Shock ) for the playroom from an independent shop via facebook. They quoted £15 for postage. Just got a message from them saying postage was less than they were expecting and they will give me a £5 credit for their shop because of this. Thing is, tbh I'm never going to buy anything from them again so the £5 is effectively useless. Am I at liberty to tell them this and ask for a refund of the £5 overcharged or am I just lucky they are honest and offering me a credit note?

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Collaborate · 24/03/2012 07:01

Yes, you are entitled to a refund of the £5.

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reastie · 24/03/2012 07:09

Thanks, that's good to know, do you happen to know which legislation that comes from incase they get stroppy ?

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