[cleewindows]

went down a local paper shop and asked for 2 leaflets in there window,gave them 4 quid for 4 weeks,mrs goes by shop 2 days later,not in window,so asks them why not?
They said sorry will put it in now.
Next day mrs looks and no leaflets again,so asks why its not in window,the woman turned round and says the boss wont have it in because im offering driveway cleaning,theres a big banner in the window offering driveway cleaning.
Wayne ker im never going in there again,stuff em

[cleewindows]

anyone had this happen to them?

[amayze]

In the eyes of the law, you and the newsagent, who was at the time being represented by one of their authorised personnel, entered into a legally binding contract, especially as you have made a payment as well.

You could argue that any special conditions, terms and conditions should have declared at the time of the transaction, including any policy to decline any adverts.

If you took your case to the small claims court, you would have a very high chance of success, and therefore could claim for the cost of the advert, any potential loss of income (although you would need to clearly demostrate how much) and your court costs. Not to mention the chance of ensuring that your advert isn't discriminated again.

It all depends if you can be bothered for £4. I would just to get one over on him !!

[cleewindows]

i got my 4 quid back but still out of order.

[jonnyald]

yeh,u must teach him a lesson for that . dont get caught by his cctv though !

[ccmids]

do you clean the windows at the shop?

[woody1]

soap the windows up and leave it to dry put pure fairy on you applicator he will love that in the morning

[Slash]

WHO SAYS HE CLEANS THE WINDOWS,READ HIS STORY FIRST AND THEN REPLY