[saleebomak]

I'm trying to help a friend with some shoes refund in the UK, anyone ever successfully tried footlocker or recommends any shoe stores to try?

Also is it true that you have to sign for every package you receive in the UK?

[mothered]

In terms of SEing Foot Locker, you can use the wrong Item received method by purchasing a significantly cheaper Item that they stock, and claim that was received Instead of what you ordered.

[luca.esposito]

In terms of SEing Foot Locker, you can use the wrong Item received method by purchasing a significantly cheaper Item that they stock, and claim that was received Instead of what you ordered.

The wrong article need to have the same weight of the shoose it come?

[mothered]

The wrong article need to have the same weight of the shoose it come?

Absolutely.

If It's not the same (or very close) weight as the Item you're SEing, and the company cross-checks the consignment with the carrier's manifest, then the SE will fail.

[durden666]

The only place I tried for shoes was Schuh, £100, parcelforce signed for. This was last winter. The driver handed me the parcel and didn't make me sign so I dna'd it. (He signed it himself after he walked away for some reason)

Schuh done an investigation with parcelforce and after hassling them for two weeks they refunded me.

[mothered]

The driver handed me the parcel and didn't make me sign so I dna'd it. He signed it himself after he walked away for some reason

Carrier drivers have their set/scheduled run with deliveries and those who're running late, tend to simply hand over the package and not wait for a signature.

A times, FedEx Is consistent with this.