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I ordered from Amazon and had it delivered to my work, the post office guy came in and asked for the £12.15. I was expecting it as I've had it before when I've ordered something from Amazon in the US, although not always, so I to think it is random.

Tried all of the above to no avail. I send them many e-mails I had received regarding the set it's due dates and the problems I have encountered and pointed them in the direction of this forum. I even asked if they had a number so I could speak to VISA directly (so if anyone has a number for the UK ...

I am also in the UK and have the same problem not only do they owe me for an overcharge but also for the original set which I cancelled. I did however dispute it with my credit card and they can sort out the overcharge but no matter how much information I gave them have refused to do anything about ...

The book on e-commerce confirms what I said. "Electronic signitures can be anything which can be attached to an electronic communication and which is intended to verify the identity of the sender of the communication". It includes the "cookie" left by the computer on a wedsite, the desplay of an e-m...

It seems this is the case, so we can use both Ross' forum comments and his e-mails as evidence, as it is still "written". The only other thing we need to look at is the terms and conditions on their wedsite for any lopholes there. I'm about to go and cancel my order but I will keep posting any advis...

I've never posted on a forum ever, let alone this one so I'm not quiet sure I'm doing this right but here goes.... I work in a law firm and when of my lawyers gets a minute I shall ask her what she thinks. However one of my paralegals said that if you have evidence written in a forum that you can tr...