Yes, the post Christmas sales are now in full swing!
If you have money or gift vouchers for certain stores (including the Amazon-powered shop at http://thatsbooks.blogspot.com) then it would be a good idea to check them out now, to see what they have available for you to spend your Christmas money on.
Wednesday, 28 December 2011
Monday, 26 December 2011
Don't Yell for Yodel!
Don't yell for Yodel! That's the message that many customers are sending to mail order firms like Amazon, Littlewoods, Early Learning Centre, Homebase, Tesco, etc.
Yodel appear not to acknowledge that they have a problem, diverting attention from problems by saying that they made many successful deliveries.
However, there have been far too many examples of deliveries not being made to the intended recipient for utterly ludicrous and dubious reasons. Typical claims are that people were not in to receive the parcel when they were at home. That a card was put through a letterbox, when it wasn't. That because the home they were to deliver to was in a remote rural location they could not find it. Even though the address was, in reality, quite close to the centre of a very busy town!
If you cannot get any sense from Yodel or the firm that you have bought the item from (after all it is THEIR responsibility to ensure that you receive the goods you buy from them!) you can try contacting Consumer Direct http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/Governmentcitizensandrights/Consumerrights/index.htm who will be able to help tell you either get your goods or your money back.
Complaints to Yodel can be made at http://www.yodel.co.uk/contact-us.aspx.
Also if you bought your goods by credit card then under the current laws you can get your money back from the credit card company.
Yodel appear not to acknowledge that they have a problem, diverting attention from problems by saying that they made many successful deliveries.
However, there have been far too many examples of deliveries not being made to the intended recipient for utterly ludicrous and dubious reasons. Typical claims are that people were not in to receive the parcel when they were at home. That a card was put through a letterbox, when it wasn't. That because the home they were to deliver to was in a remote rural location they could not find it. Even though the address was, in reality, quite close to the centre of a very busy town!
If you cannot get any sense from Yodel or the firm that you have bought the item from (after all it is THEIR responsibility to ensure that you receive the goods you buy from them!) you can try contacting Consumer Direct http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/Governmentcitizensandrights/Consumerrights/index.htm who will be able to help tell you either get your goods or your money back.
Complaints to Yodel can be made at http://www.yodel.co.uk/contact-us.aspx.
Also if you bought your goods by credit card then under the current laws you can get your money back from the credit card company.
Saturday, 24 December 2011
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
We hope that you are able to get and to give whatever Christmas cheer and gifts that you want, and that next year will be a prosperous and joyous one.
We are now closing down for the holidays, although if an urgent story breaks, we might cover it.
If you need to buy an urgent, emergency Christmas present, please remember that you can buy Amazon Gift Vouchers (to either email or print off for the recipient!) at the That's Books Amazon Shop at http://thatsbooks.blogspot.com and everyone loves shopping at Amazon, don't they? So give them the chance to have a good Christmas gift that will look like you planned it well in advance, even though it is, really, all a bit last minute and all courtesy of That's Christmas and That's Books and Amazon!
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Run off the Christmas Calories with Running Gear Discounts from SportsShoes.com
Running and sportswear retailer Sportsshoes.com is helping Brits burn off indulgent Christmas food by offering big discounts on key running items over the festive period. With over 700 products with a 50% discount it’s the perfect time to get running and burn off the 1000 calories1 we’re each expected to consume at dinner time alone on Christmas day!
Brett Bannister, MD of SportsShoes.com says: “The festive period is of course a time to indulge and while it’s great to treat yourself for a few days, it’s important to think about regaining a healthy balance come the New Year.
“New running gear is a great incentive to start exercising, and we hope that these festive discounts will add further reason for people to work up a sweat!”
All discounted items are available to purchase at www.sportsshoes.com/running, with top reductions including:
• Nike Air Pegasus+ 28 Running Shoes £49.99 (RRP £74.99 = discount of £25)
There is a £25 discount on these popular running shoes, which celebrated 28 years of existence in 2011 and are available in men’s and women’s models and a range of colour ways.
• New Balance Lady Tech Running Tights £19.99 (RRP £34.99 = discount of £15)
The New Balance Lady Hi-Viz Speed Tights are great for winter runs. Breathable, and comfortable, these tights also feature mesh vents and hi-viz and reflective components to keep you visible and with 42% off they’re the perfect buy.
• Underarmour ColdGear Compression Half Zip Top £29.99 (RRP £49.99 = discount of £20)
There’s 40% off this running top and it’s perfect for winter running. The Under Armour ColdGear Top has double-sided fabric that wicks moisture away from the skin which helps to regulate body temperature and enhances performance.
• Saucony Lady Energy Bra Top £14.99 (RRP £29.99 = discount of £15)
A good quality sports bra should be a part of any lady’s essential running kit. This one has a seamless fit and moisture wicking fabric.
• Hilly Mono Skin Lite Anklet Socks 3 Pack £11.97 (RRP £23.97 = discount of £12)
This top-quality multipack of lightweight, moisture wicking running socks currently have a £12 discount which makes them an essential winter running purchase.
For all of these, and further big savings on sportswear visit www.sportsshoes.com.
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