Awaits their reply with a bill for their fuel for delivering the missing part, you're just being a cheeky ****er trying that considering you've not had to go out of your way to fix their mistake.
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Awaits their reply with a bill for their fuel for delivering the missing part, you're just being a cheeky ****er trying that considering you've not had to go out of your way to fix their mistake.
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Yeah, claiming for petrol costs makes no sense whatsoever and you'll get nothing.
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Surely you're only saving £15ish by driving those 127miles rather than having it delivered? Sounds like a bit of an effort for such a small saving.
Unless your time is free then you're not really saving anything to be honest.
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That desk looks like an Autobot got drunk and couldnt put itself back together!
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Good luck with that claim.
I've bought alsorts from Ikea Leeds over the years but just so happens the only issue I've had with them is with the Fredde desk, the metal 'sidepanels' looked like they'd been dropped kicked.
Spoke to Ikea and they wanted me to go back through with the panels and receipt to replace them.
Spoke to Ikea and they wanted me to go back through with the panels and receipt to replace them.
Of course your time is free outside of work. Unless you have someone paying you per hour 24/7?
Lol, with all the IKEA stuff we have, i have never had a missing piece.
IKEA stuff is handy when you have young kids, when their older i will upgrade to real oak and such
Doesn't interest me real wood...as long as it's functional and looks ok then I'm happy..
However solid wood is a must when it comes to my acoustic guitars...:
LMAO, you consider your time to have no value of it outside of work?!?!?!
Best thing I've read today