SubTank+ GearBest screwed up deal

[arron]

1.Arron-order number W1505041435144309

[dalealan]

Good plan Perpetua

1.Arron-order number: W1505041435144309

2. DaleAlan Order Number: W1505041521321354

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1. Arron-order number: W1505041435144309

2. DaleAlan Order Number: W1505041521321354

3. kreed order number: W1505041455147217

[flavourtank]

1. Arron-order number: W1505041435144309

2. DaleAlan Order Number: W1505041521321354

3. kreed order number: W1505041455147217

4. flavourtank order number : WP1505041414196041

[Get Off My Cloud]

1. Arron-order number: W1505041435144309

2. DaleAlan Order Number: W1505041521321354

3. kreed order number: W1505041455147217

4. flavourtank order number : WP1505041414196041

5. dr00g order number : WW1505041354380285

[vinny41]

May 5, 2015 19:19:57 GMT flavourtank said:

I Have just read the t&c of ordering and it mentions about errors being made and they cannot except order and will make a corrected offer.

Then it states the contract is confirmed on the supply of goods.

So if they took our money they have agreed they have a supply of goods which makes this a contract?

If it was a pre order and they haven't taken money then they are waiting for the supply of goods Before committing to a contract, then By taking money once they received goods to sell That binds them into a contract

Here are the T&C

www.gearbest.com/about/terms-and-conditions.html

The information displayed is considered as an invitation to treat not as a confirmed offer for sale. The contract is confirmed upon supply of goods.

[autumntwist32]

1. Arron-order number: W1505041435144309

2. DaleAlan Order Number: W1505041521321354

3. kreed order number: W1505041455147217

4. flavourtank order number : WP1505041414196041

5. dr00g order number : WW1505041354380285

6. autumntwist32 Order No.:W1505041357186482

[flavourtank]

May 5, 2015 20:19:20 GMT vinny41 said:

May 5, 2015 19:19:57 GMT flavourtank said:

I Have just read the t&c of ordering and it mentions about errors being made and they cannot except order and will make a corrected offer.

Then it states the contract is confirmed on the supply of goods.

So if they took our money they have agreed they have a supply of goods which makes this a contract?

If it was a pre order and they haven't taken money then they are waiting for the supply of goods Before committing to a contract, then By taking money once they received goods to sell That binds them into a contract

Here are the T&C

www.gearbest.com/about/terms-and-conditions.html

The information displayed is considered as an invitation to treat not as a confirmed offer for sale. The contract is confirmed upon supply of goods.

yeah i read those


basically they took the money which basically means they have agreed on the supply of goods.

if they didnt have the goods they wouldnt take the money and it would just be pre order or out of stock 

[vinny41]

May 5, 2015 20:25:39 GMT flavourtank said:

May 5, 2015 20:19:20 GMT vinny41 said:

Here are the T&C

www.gearbest.com/about/terms-and-conditions.html

The information displayed is considered as an invitation to treat not as a confirmed offer for sale. The contract is confirmed upon supply of goods.

yeah i read those


basically they took the money which basically means they have agreed on the supply of goods.

if they didnt have the goods they wouldnt take the money and it would just be pre order or out of stock 

It doesn't state what you are saying in their  T&C

[Greigster]

May 5, 2015 20:25:39 GMT flavourtank said:

May 5, 2015 20:19:20 GMT vinny41 said:

Here are the T&C

www.gearbest.com/about/terms-and-conditions.html

The information displayed is considered as an invitation to treat not as a confirmed offer for sale. The contract is confirmed upon supply of goods.

yeah i read those


basically they took the money which basically means they have agreed on the supply of goods.

if they didnt have the goods they wouldnt take the money and it would just be pre order or out of stock 

They do take the money even when they are not holding stock, as has happened to me. First with the Goblin and again with the Goliath.

Still awaiting the refund for the Goliath.

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May 5, 2015 20:37:23 GMT Greigster said:

May 5, 2015 20:25:39 GMT flavourtank said:

yeah i read those


basically they took the money which basically means they have agreed on the supply of goods.

if they didnt have the goods they wouldnt take the money and it would just be pre order or out of stock 

They do take the money even when they are not holding stock, as has happened to me. First with the Goblin and again with the Goliath.

Still awaiting the refund for the Goliath.

I can also confirm as I had the same with the Goblin and Goliath orders but in my case both orders this time went through with no issues and took delivery over the last 2 wks 

[flavourtank]

i aint no t&c guru

and the way i see it is they have goods in stock they've accepted payment which puts them into a contract to supply goods unless agreed between both parties.

bit like a pre-order you pay and they ship goods when stock has been received by themselves

[vinny41]

May 5, 2015 20:48:11 GMT flavourtank said:

i aint no t&c guru

and the way i see it is they have goods in stock they've accepted payment which puts them into a contract to supply goods unless agreed between both parties.

bit like a pre-order you pay and they ship goods when stock has been received by themselves

I think their t&C are quite clear The contract is confirmed upon supply of goods ( i.e when you have the item in your hands)

The contract is confirmed upon supply of goods

Both parties agree that, following order dispatch, transportation is the sole responsibility of the third-party logistics company. During this stage, full ownership of the product(s) belongs to the buyer; all associated liability and risks during transportation shall be borne by the buyer.

All orders reported as "delivered" by shipping companies are considered delivered. GearBest cannot be made liable of non-delivery in this case

[decoy]

May 5, 2015 21:01:18 GMT vinny41 said:

May 5, 2015 20:48:11 GMT flavourtank said:

i aint no t&c guru

and the way i see it is they have goods in stock they've accepted payment which puts them into a contract to supply goods unless agreed between both parties.

bit like a pre-order you pay and they ship goods when stock has been received by themselves

I think their t&C are quite clear The contract is confirmed upon supply of goods ( i.e when you have the item in your hands)

The contract is confirmed upon supply of goods

Both parties agree that, following order dispatch, transportation is the sole responsibility of the third-party logistics company. During this stage, full ownership of the product(s) belongs to the buyer; all associated liability and risks during transportation shall be borne by the buyer.

All orders reported as "delivered" by shipping companies are considered delivered. GearBest cannot be made liable of non-delivery in this case

that is just laffable i will not be using them again

[flavourtank]

May 5, 2015 21:01:18 GMT vinny41 said:

May 5, 2015 20:48:11 GMT flavourtank said:

i aint no t&c guru

and the way i see it is they have goods in stock they've accepted payment which puts them into a contract to supply goods unless agreed between both parties.

bit like a pre-order you pay and they ship goods when stock has been received by themselves

I think their t&C are quite clear The contract is confirmed upon supply of goods ( i.e when you have the item in your hands)

The contract is confirmed upon supply of goods

Both parties agree that, following order dispatch, transportation is the sole responsibility of the third-party logistics company. During this stage, full ownership of the product(s) belongs to the buyer; all associated liability and risks during transportation shall be borne by the buyer.

All orders reported as "delivered" by shipping companies are considered delivered. GearBest cannot be made liable of non-delivery in this case

when i have item in my hand that would mean its delivered

supply of goods would be they have enough goods to supply order that has been placed



like i said i see these t&c my way and others see them different im no expert on this