I was just about to order some stuff from ''onetherun.co.uk'' when I noticed they don't state a contact address anywhere. They take phone orders [though I couldn't get through all afto.. :? ] Is this a bit dodgy? -I thought I heard somewhere that an address had to be declared..
Mail order website with no contact address -dodgy?
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there's a bit here:
http://www.ontherunsports.co.uk/faq.php?cID=13
and this is where you do returns to from their web page (http://www.ontherunsports.co.uk/faq.php?cID=5):
Ontherun.co.uk Returns Dunstable Road Redbourn AL3 7PR
http://www.ontherunsports.co.uk/faq.php?cID=13
and this is where you do returns to from their web page (http://www.ontherunsports.co.uk/faq.php?cID=5):
Ontherun.co.uk Returns Dunstable Road Redbourn AL3 7PR
Ontherun.co.uk Returns Dunstable Road Redbourn AL3 7PR
From delving deep into their customer service section.
Probably not dodgy, but I'd expect to have a "contact us" button on the home page, with full phone and postal contact.
<Orange, you are obviously a very clever man!!>
From delving deep into their customer service section.
Probably not dodgy, but I'd expect to have a "contact us" button on the home page, with full phone and postal contact.
<Orange, you are obviously a very clever man!!>
Think quite a few web based companies are like this , wiggle for example. Think people were turning up as if its a shop etc. IIRC they are legally obliged to provide contact details but its normally squirreled away somewhere.
and I'm sure you are, too It's not exactly confidence inspiring, though, is it?
You save a couple of quid, but if you're buying something expensive it's much better to be able to come back to the shop and say there you go.
It amazes me reading through other forums some people are happy to spend upwards of £1000 on a bike they've never ridden and can't get a first service for.
You save a couple of quid, but if you're buying something expensive it's much better to be able to come back to the shop and say there you go.
It amazes me reading through other forums some people are happy to spend upwards of £1000 on a bike they've never ridden and can't get a first service for.
