firebobby
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Report them to Trading Standards or the Environmental Health Dept of your local council, they will return the goods for you as well as investigate the relabelling. |
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Daisyhill
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Package it back up in its original packet and write "RETURN TO SENDER...NOT AT THIS ADRESS"
If you dont have the original...then repackage it and put their adress on it...and write the same thing. |
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****
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Mark return to sender and pop it in the post box |
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mikeyrenn
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If you repackage and send without postage, put their address on the label and ALSO in the return address. The post office returns no postage items to sender. But this way, the food company gets out of paying for return as well. Better to make them pay.
Same thing happened to me when I ordered a very expensive gift basket- I will never order food through the mail again. |
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skippy's mum
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If it were me I would contact the office of fair trading or trading standards & report the company, it is certainly not lawful to sell food/drink that is out of date. |
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The Ghost
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are they small enough to go in a post box? remove your address (cover it with theirs) and pop in the mail box. theres no return address so it will be taken to the address on the front and they will be charged. |
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trlc27
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i would start out with sending them a message via their website then i would take those products to the news and let them and other know what happened. this if nothing else would probably get them to stop doing it. sounds just wrong to me. i would be very upset! |
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An0nym0us mAn1Ac
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Send it COD |
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999pheebs
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label it return to sender and enclose a letter telling the company why you sent it like that, or just pay the postage and write in the letter you expect to be refunded for the postage too. |
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Jared L
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If you repackage it, address it and put it in a postbox (if it fits) without stamps they'll be asked for payment by their postman. But they don't have to accept it.
You'd be better off taking it to Trading Standards. |
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ebosgramma
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Call the company they may be willing to send you a shipping label, if unopened you can write return to sender, you can also send it COD which means they must pay for shipping when they receive it.
If you paid for the item or will be billed for it I suggest calling the company, telling them what is wrong with it, asking for a full refund and a shipping label. |
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