urban33ltd
12th September 2008, 16:25
Hi I'm hoping for a bit of guidance on this matter.
Basically I signed up for service for my business, without going into to much detail I signed a 12month contract and paid a setup fee. 1 month in it turns out not be what's been sold to me and the service is awful.
I have had various communication with the company asking for my money back because of the problems, they agreed to cancel the contract and not charge me any further money, they also admitted they had made mistakes over this.
However they will not refund my initial setup fee as they state that I signed a contract and this is a non-refundable fee.
My issue is that it's not me thats decided to end the contract I have had to as they have not only mis sold it but fallen down on the service front.
Now it's £500 plus vat which has been paid on my credit card, I have contacted my card provider and started a dispute but I'm guessing they will just show them the contract and that will be that?
Should I not bother with the dispute and just take them to court, I was thinking that it should be £500 plus all the time and effort that's gone into this which I calculate at £500.
So I have a leg to stand on?
Stuart
Basically I signed up for service for my business, without going into to much detail I signed a 12month contract and paid a setup fee. 1 month in it turns out not be what's been sold to me and the service is awful.
I have had various communication with the company asking for my money back because of the problems, they agreed to cancel the contract and not charge me any further money, they also admitted they had made mistakes over this.
However they will not refund my initial setup fee as they state that I signed a contract and this is a non-refundable fee.
My issue is that it's not me thats decided to end the contract I have had to as they have not only mis sold it but fallen down on the service front.
Now it's £500 plus vat which has been paid on my credit card, I have contacted my card provider and started a dispute but I'm guessing they will just show them the contract and that will be that?
Should I not bother with the dispute and just take them to court, I was thinking that it should be £500 plus all the time and effort that's gone into this which I calculate at £500.
So I have a leg to stand on?
Stuart