Almost certainly. The whole thing will be contracted out. MM probably have very little to do with running their FB site. If we want to make the point that MM have shot themselves in the foot, we'd be better off mailing their directors. (That's how I got the traffic shaping taken off my broadband.)
emailed. (I went to post the email on their Fb page but I've already been blocked. Never mind, they still allow me to make suggestions on how their page could be improved so I sent them my email that way. :)
Would Twitter be a better medium? I don't use it so don't know the precise details of how it works but if I understand it correctly any message tweeted @MachineMart will be read by anyone who subscribes to their stream. Can they stop that if they are neither the send nor the recipient?
That's OK. It only takes each person (who has a twitter account) who posts here to Tweet once. I assume they can't block people who haven't yet posted - at least not without blocking _everyone_ which rather defeats the point of Twitter.
A quick web search shows lots of posts that confirm that this is Machine Mart policy. BTW their T&Cs say they will only repay you with a credit note worth 90% of the purchase price. Blatant rip off
Which would possibly be acceptable in a B2B contract if you were returning stuff for no other reason than you had changed your mind or no longer wanted the stock. Quite a different proposition if you are a consumer returning goods under your statutory rights as not fit for purpose, then that is not only unacceptable, but also probably not legal.
Compare this behaviour to Screwfix who today refunded a pack of 100 coach bolts that I had bought 2 hours previously and had opened. Sure, I replaced them with a larger size, but they didn't know if I'd taken a few out. I was SO not expecting a refund that I left them in the car when getting the replacement. I just happened to mention that I'd screwed up. Big thumbs up to Screwfix!
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