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Memnoch

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Personally, I would send the following letter to Welcome:

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SEND LETTER BY RECORDED DELIVERY AND KEEP A COPY.

Firm’s Name………………..


Firm’s  Address…………….


Date

Dear Sir/Madam

Any reference number

On the……(date)… I purchased ……(state make and registration number)…………..from …..(give retailers name and address)……….. The item was supplied on a hire- purchase/conditional sale agreement with yourselves.

Unfortunately, the following faults have now been discovered ……(list defects)……..

I am therefore holding you responsible under the Supply of Goods (Implied Terms) Act 1973. I wish to reject the goods and claim a refund/(*)or I wish to claim a free repair.

I look forward to hearing from you within the next 14 days.

Yours faithfully.


[name]


(*) Your entitlement will depend upon the nature of the fault (s) and how soon after purchase you report the problem to the seller. If it is a major fault that is reported soon after the date of purchase, you should be in a position to reject. If it is a minor problem and a reasonable amount of time has lapsed, you may be entitled to a free repair.

Looking at your particular problems, I would be going for a full refund.
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