u/Parking_Analysis9339

So, on my walk into work, I go past a Blackwell's book store. I know they stock Pokemon and had a bit of luck last week on release day for the AH booster boxes. Each day I peak in as the till is right next to the front door and you can easily see and Pokemon cards they have in stock from outside.

So yesterday morning, I walked past at about 9 am. The door was closed but I could see the guy inside (seemed like in his early 20s) beind the till swapping a big box of the Perfect Order 3-pack blisters, I thought he was putting price tags on them or something. I did think, oh cool, they have blisters so I'll pop down in a bit and grab a few - the store has purchase limits and PO isn't the hottest set. I went back about 2 hours later and there was nothing there, I thought they may not have put them out yet. I went back again at 3:30 and it was still the same. I walked past this morning as usual and still nothing there.

I'm now thinking that they don't actually put price labels on their products (especially the pokemon) and he was most likely just scanning them and buying all of the inventory they had in stock before opening.

Question is, do I go into the store and ask about it? Potentially mention that I saw an employee doing that? Or should I just leave it?

Hi all,

I made a claim as my next day by 1 pm parcel was delivered quite a while after 1 pm. I followed the claim form online and today they replied saying it was successful and “we’ll be issuing a payment shortly in recognition of this service failure”.

I posted the item at a Post Office and paid on my card, so the question is, how will they refund me? I didn’t give them my card details on the claim form. Will they be able to match it to the transaction I made in store and refund it onto that card? Does anyone else have any experience of this?

Thanks