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Re: Ebuyer
threaten them with legal action, but print off all correspondence before you do.
Go to trading standards, show them the website, explain what it says and sit back and watch the fireworks. Tradiong standards once told me they were "sick to death of ebuyer".
It appears they constantly break distance buying laws, and site their own T&C's as the reason why, they can claim what they want but they are NOT above consumer law, no matter what their T&C's state.
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