RedBedHead wrote:
I don't see how my complaint is against Play.com - they didn't throw the parcel over a fence! It's Play.com's problem now, because they will have to be re-imbursedbecause as the postie has caused the item to be unsellable. But it's not Play.com's fault. It's Royal Mail's failure to keep check on their workers. I've complained to them via email, and I will most definately give the c*nt a piece of my mind when I see him monday...
It depends on your definition of complaint.
If you mean morally and your intention is to attempt to stop it happening again then complain away.
If you mean legally and your intention is to seek compensation then DGP is right,you have no contract with Royal Mail,implied or otherwise and have not paid for a Royal Mail service.Your contract is with Play.com.
It's a common misconception even amongst Royal Mail employees that the recipient is the customer when obviously it's the sender that pays.
That's not to say that you should treat the recipient with any less respect...just the legal position.
