Extension Tubes and Slik Mini Tripod sold to Hullman subject to payment

Paul

Brand New, takes K10/K7/K5 with standard lens. £19 + PP at SRS.
£12 + PP


SMC Pentax - M 1:2 50mm. Very clean condition, with end caps - £25 inc postage

Tamron Adaptall 2 f1:2.5 28mm, inc's leather case. Org QC sticker still on lens, immaculate - £35 inc Postage

Ext Tube set, excellent quality and only used twice - £12 inc postage

Slik Mini Pro 111 Tripod, never used - £15 inc postage

Asahi Pentax 2x Tele Converter lens in excellent condition. For use with M42 screw mount cameras and prime lenses. Inc original case, (case showing some use) - £20 inc postage

Nice one Snappy

Paul

All stunning shots, well captured. Number 1 is especially good. No. 5 is keeping a good eye on you....

Paul

Don, was there a 'Freudian' slip on your part mate? ''Witch'' of the Cameras for your Wife lol..........

Paul

Hi there, you could try this: -





Contact Vendor by registered post, tell them you are well aware of your rights under EU legislation (2 year warranty) and also the UK sale of goods act, and that you are prepared to take legal action in order to persue your rights, make them aware that unless they agree within 7 days to replace or repair the camera free of charge you will issue a summons through the small claims court in order to recover the cost for repair or replacement of the faulty item.

DON'T let them fob you off with returning the camera to ?????, they sold you the camera, it is their responsibility.






Letter: -

Your name
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Contact telephone number
Owner/Manager’s name
First line of company address
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Today’s date

Dear Sir/Madam,

RE: Faulty goods and the Sale of Goods Act 1979 (as amended)

On [date of purchase] I bought a [description of purchase] from you for [insert price] which has stopped working.

The problem is [enter description of fault].

The Sale of Goods Act 1979 (as amended) states that when a consumer buys goods from a trader they must be: as described; of a satisfactory quality; and fit for any purpose made known at the time of sale to the seller.

This legislation also states that the seller, not the manufacturer, is legally obliged to sort out a problem if the goods do not meet these requirements.

The law also says I have six years from the date of purchase to claim damages for faulty goods.

My goods are not [delete as appropriate - as described/fit for purpose/of satisfactory quality] and I wish to claim a [delete as appropriate - repair/replacement/refund] of my goods under the Sale of Goods Act 1979 as amended.

Please respond to my complaint within 7 days from receipt of this letter.

Yours faithfully,
[your name]

Sigma 105mm f/2.8 EX DG Macro - Absolute cracking lens

Morning Vic

SMC Pentax - M 1:2 50mm. Very clean condition, with end caps - £25 inc postage

Tamron Adaptall 2 f1:2.5 28mm, inc's leather case. Org QC sticker still on lens, immaculate - £40 inc Postage

Ext Tube set, excellent quality and only used twice - £12 inc postage

Slik Mini Pro 111 Tripod, never used - £15 inc postage

Asahi Pentax 2x Tele Converter lens in excellent condition. For use with M42 screw mount cameras and prime lenses. Inc original case, (case showing some use) - £20 inc postage