Should I ?

[TheMajorSTFC]

Just before Courts went into receivership a few years back, i had put down a £100 deposit on a furniture delivery. Once I found out that all outstanding orders had been cancelled i returned to the store to be told that my deposit was null and void and I would have to contact the administrators to try and return my money. In a fit of rage I grabbed a small coffee table on the way out which was for sale at the convienient price of £100. The store manager never gave chase and more surprisingly I never had a police visit. Although I was stuck with a coffee table I didnt need and later sold for £30. Still, to me it was the priciple of the matter.

 

[Notts red]

I know the manageress of a local branch, I'll ask her about honouring vouchers to see if the policies are consistent and let you know.

[Jackstfc]

I understand how you feel. The new venture will have bought the stock for next to nothing and the business at a snip so the only party losing is you the customer.depending on ure criminal record then do it! If u don't have a criminal record then go get your stuff and your satisfaction !

[flammableBen]

I better spend the last of my HMV vouchers quick, they've got to be on sail for the choppy waters of bankruptcy,

[Bosey]

Take something. They have had their money. Not your fault they pissed it up the wall!

[Phil_S]

Just a thought... under the sale of goods act an item has to be fot for purpose does it not ?
The vouchers clearly aren't

[Notts red]

Don't do it Leefer  think about your name being in the local paper for nicking some jeans.

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There was an item about this on this mornings BBC Breakfast.  Apparently the administrators are not accepting vouchers.  It's one of those things where sometimes they do, and sometimes they don't.  Bit of a shitter for you in this case.

[The Grim Reaper]

Don't do it Leefer  think about your name being in the local paper for nicking some jeans.

But is it theft? I took the coffee table out of Courts because in my mind they had £100 of my money and failed to supply goods. Worse still they did so knowing that they were going into administration/receivership.

[nevillew]

Yes it's theft.  I can't believe some of the comments in this thread

I can't imagine leefer would risk a criminal record for £40

[The Grim Reaper]

Yes it's theft.  I can't believe some of the comments in this thread

I can't imagine leefer would risk a criminal record for £40

Which comments would these be?

problem with this society is sometimes we just bend over and allow areselves to be fucked hard up the arse without any lube.

[Notts red]

I would be as pissed off as the next man but losing £40 of vouchers would be a lot cheaper than the fine and embarrassment of Leefer being charged with shoplifting ladies clothes  I know Leefer will do the right thing. 

[tans]

Dont be a thief, leef

[Notts red]

Leefer, if you have a family birthday coming up put the vouchers in a card. 

[WR5]

Dont be a thief, leef

If the person that bought the vouchers in the first place used a credit card you may be able to get the money back through them