I think I may have hit a culture problem. US vs UK way of doing things. I recently bought an item from a company advertising on the internet. Before purchasing I carefully checked that they were a UK company and found a London address also their website was a .co.uk one. I then checked their universally glowing reviews on an independent site. These raved about the beautiful products and incredibly quick delivery. So I went ahead. I was then appalled to find that the item was being imported from California via various stops in the USA, delivery was very slow and involved waiting in for days after the date promised and, in the end, the item was not as pictured on the website. Returns to be at my expense. Couldn't be bothered to go through the rigmarole involved in sending this largish item back to USA.
Earlier this week I received an email from an independent website inviting me to comment on my experience with this company. I posted my concerns honestly for the benefit of others who, like me, might be checking reviews. Imagine my surprise to receive a sweetly worded email from the company concerned offering me a refund of a significant proportion of the cost or massive discount if I bought something else from them. In the event of my accepting any of these offers I was to alter my review to convey complete satisfaction. They included a direct link so I could do that. My query is- is this a US company trying to respond positively to a customer's concern or a direct bribe?
What was directly across the road from the school you went to?
Your next holiday must be to where the first holiday you remember , where are you going?g
Concerns about subsidence.....
Today the High Court has agreed that children can be given puberty blockers.



and much respect!