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Posted 06 February 2013 - 08:04 PM
Ok so i bought a pair of little baby shoes..those pre walker soft leather slip on shoes from a little local shop (their own brand) for my 12 month old for $40 just before Christmas. She was learning to walk at this time so i really wanted these as they were nice and soft and flexible. After wearing them for 2 weeks, one of the shoes literally started falling apart at the seams.
I have bought something from this shop before, a shirt, that had a lace trim on it that the stitching was coming away after one wash. I took it back and they actually repaired it for free. i was so happy with the way they handled that i have actually become a regular customer there, they know me. This is why when one of the shoes fell apart I took it back and told them. The shop assistant working there didnt really know what to do but I told her to tell the manager. The manager actually rang me and told me to bring the shoe in and she would have it repaired. Again, i was really happy with the way she handled it. They ring me last Friday to tell me the shoe is ready , waiting at the store and I can come and collect it. I was so busy this week , didnt get a chance to get in there till today and when I go in they tell me..they have lost the shoe.
The sales person looked and looked , i was waiting about half an hour while she searched. I actually had to go pick up my daughter from child care while she continued to look, ring the manager etc, (its a really small shop too!) I returned there later to see if they found it but, no. Apparantly the manager said I can buy another pair of the shoes for half price.
Im a little annoyed at this. Im really not wanting to fork over more money for a pair of shoes that are obviously not that well put together. Am i expecting too much for them to replace the missing shoe?
Posted 06 February 2013 - 08:09 PM
They should replace the shoes if they can't find the missing shoe. Simple.
Posted 06 February 2013 - 08:11 PM
They should be giving you a pair for free. You would have a pair already if they hadn't lost one them! Totally their fault so they should reimburse you.
Posted 06 February 2013 - 08:11 PM
Uuuuummm what? They lost your shoe and instead of giving you another pair for free, they are you letting you buy another pair for half price. That is crazy! I would be telling them where they can shove their shoes ( and the rest of the things you won't be buying fom them in the future).
Posted 06 February 2013 - 08:16 PM
OP that is crazy, they should be replacing the pair for free! I would insist as $40 for pre walkers is very very expensive!
Posted 06 February 2013 - 08:18 PM
Pretty sure that under consumer laws, you are entitled to a complete refund.
They should be replacing them for free, or offering you a refund.
Posted 06 February 2013 - 08:18 PM
Pretty sure legally they have lost your belongings therefore should replace it or reimburse you. I hope you have a receipt of proof incase they go all dodgy and pretend they never had it...
Posted 06 February 2013 - 08:24 PM
Tell them thanks, you'll take the free half of the pair they are offering, to match up with the half pair you have at home.
Then wait and see whether the penny drops...
Posted 06 February 2013 - 08:33 PM
Tell them thanks, you'll take the free half of the pair they are offering, to match up with the half pair you have at home.
Then wait and see whether the penny drops...
ha! awesome. I may just have to do that!
I hope you have a receipt of proof incase they go all dodgy and pretend they never had it...
Nup. Im hopeless at keeping receipts..never do
So, no legal ground to stand on i guess.
just wondering if there is anything else I can do bar getting in a huff and flouncing telling them Ill never buy from that shop again?
Posted 06 February 2013 - 08:38 PM
In a polite and conversational tone, just say "Oh, I'm not happy with having to pay more money for a shoe when you guys lost it. I'll just give Consumer Affairs a ring and see what they advise."
At the very least, the lost shoe should have been covered by the manufacturers warranty (for the damage, not them losing it), and you could also find out their number and give them a call.
Posted 06 February 2013 - 08:44 PM
In a polite and conversational tone, just say "Oh, I'm not happy with having to pay more money for a shoe when you guys lost it. I'll just give Consumer Affairs a ring and see what they advise."
Yep, good advice thanks. i think ill do that.
I said to the sales person today , when she told me the managers offer of a half priced shoes .. (in a relaxed tone)
"No, I wont be paying for any more shoes, if you guys cant find it by next week ill call the manager myself and chat to her" If the manager wont budge ill mention calling Consumer Affairs.
Cheers for the advice.
Posted 07 February 2013 - 08:13 AM
QUOTE (Avogadro @ 06/02/2013, 09:09 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
They should replace the shoes if they can't find the missing shoe. Simple.
Posted 07 February 2013 - 08:21 AM
They should be giving you a replacement pair of shoes for free.
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OPINION: Abundant opportunities, towering challenges and gut-wrenching volatility were the three biggest themes on the minds of 2000 attendees from 56 countries at the World Dairy Summit in Auckland last week.
No one country, group of farmers or processors had all the right answers. But the New Zealand dairy industry was clearly one of the best-placed on some of the issues.
With hope outweighing fear, a strong sense of optimism pervaded the conference. This was particularly evident in the leaders' forum, which brought together seven senior industry figures from around the world with some 1500 delegates.
Thanks to interactive technology, it was possible to instantly poll the delegates on a range of issues during the session. The results gave a rare glimpse of the thinking in a global industry.
Rightly, world dairy prices focused their minds. Asked what they believed the price of whole milk powder would be this time next year, 70% of the delegates picked a price above $US3000 ($3800) a tonne, while only 30% suggested a lower price.
The most popular pick, attracting 27% of the votes, was the price band $US3250 to $US3500. That was close to current prices and forecasts by the likes of Rabobank.
Such price strength augurs well for the New Zealand economy over the next year, giving some relief to dairy farmers from the high Kiwi dollar. But nobody can afford complacency. Prices of products, and inputs such as fertiliser, have also become extraordinarily volatile in recent years.
For example, whole milk powder peaked around $US5000 in October 2007 then collapsed to around $US1750 in mid-2009. Most people believe the wild gyrations are here to stay and so they are learning to use futures and other new tools and disciplines to cope.
Fonterra is playing a useful role with its globalDairyTrade internet auction which is bringing to the global market commodity price transparency and futures contracts for physical delivery of products. Similarly, the NZX has introduced dairy futures with cash settlements. And Fonterra's new capital mechanisms give farmer-shareholders some more tools for managing their investment in the co-op.
As for the industry's biggest strategic opportunity, reaching new consumers was the most popular choice of delegates, attracting 27% of their votes. They believed India would be the fastest-growing market in volume terms, followed by China.
The next three most popular strategic options were: scientifically proving the nutritional benefits of dairy products; communicating better with consumers; and increasing production in developing countries.
There are pluses and minuses in this mix for our industry. On one hand, Fonterra is investing in farms and developing its sales forces in India and China. Clearly, it sees the investment as a way to build consumer confidence in local production, particularly in China after the melamine scandal.
But farming is a new, non-core skill it has to learn. Worse, this will have a limited payoff because the real assurance challenges are downstream in processing, food manufacturing and distribution.
Fonterra would be far better off investing its capital and abundant skills in those areas to build utterly secure supply chains right to consumers. It has got to do so because it can't continue to meet burgeoning demand with big increases in exports to China. We can't produce enough here, nor can the co-operative's own farms in China. At some point it will have to recommit to processing milk from Chinese farmers, in China.
Fonterra is also less than ideally placed on the other two big strategic opportunities. When it comes to communicating with consumers it is typically one stage removed from them in sophisticated, developed markets such as Europe and the US.
Similarly, it is running far behind the food manufacturers which are pioneering high science, high value new products.
When it came to threats to the dairy industry globally, delegates were asked to identify their single biggest challenge: 29% picked efficient production and profitability; 22% climate change; 20% changing consumer behaviour; and 16% alternative sources of food.
Again, there are positives and negatives in this quartet for New Zealand. We are still among the lowest-cost, most efficient producers in the world, but competition is increasing from farmers abroad with much lower land and labour costs.
Our responsiveness to consumer demands is good in conventional products but we lack the science to meet their needs for sophisticated new ones; the higher milk prices go, the more food manufacturers will substitute non-milk ingredients in their recipes where they can; and we don't produce substitutes such as soya.
Over the past few years, climate change has become a major issue for the summit, an annual event organised by the International Dairy Federation. Last year in Berlin, the IDF committed itself to a seven-point climate change agenda. In the following 12 months, scientists, farmers, processors and other parties under the auspices of the IDF initiated more than 300 related projects.
Delegates to the Auckland summit were updated on progress, such as a way for the dairy sector to measure and manage its emissions, and compare performances across the world.
Some 200 farmers and others delegates from around the world participated in a day-long farming conference. They, too, were instantly polled on a range of issues:
Is human activity contributing to climate change? Yes, 95%; no, 4%; don't know, 1%
Is dairy farming contributing to global climate change? Yes, 75%, no, 17%; don't know, 8%
Is dairy farming part of the solution to climate change? Yes, 85%; no, 15%.
The day was full of presentations of research by scientists and practical applications by farmers on their drive for much more efficient use of water and nutrients and reductions in greenhouse gas emissions.
There are, of course, enormous scientific challenges, the biggest being finding ways to help reduce farming's greenhouse gas emissions and other climate change impacts. New Zealand is playing a leading role.
Although the complexity of the science means the pay-off won't come for many years, the conference was full of current and near-term actions dairy farmers can take. And they are willingly embracing them, seeing them as business opportunities rather than burdens imposed by governments.
Overall, it was clear from the summit that the New Zealand dairy industry is a global leader in many areas such as pastoral farming, processing and trade and is playing an important role in the push for sustainability.
By playing to those strengths, the industry will help lift the New Zealand economy. But it won't maximise its true potential until it is also a leader in downstream science and overseas investment, two expensive and difficult disciplines it has yet to master.
Rod Oram moderated the leaders' forum and co-moderated the sustainable dairy farming conference at the World Dairy Summit.
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After the mass shootings in Aurora, Colo., Virginia Tech and Columbine, Colo., the nation questioned its policies on guns and how to best prevent the next massacre.
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The month of lurve saw the settlement of the Apple versus Apple legal case ending 25 years of feuding as a new agreement was penned between Apple Inc and Apple Corp after the bitter battle finally came to an end.
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Nokia came in with business offerings in the form of the E61i, E65, and E90 Communicator.
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Eugenie Bouchard's loss to Czech Republic's Petra Kvitova in the Wimbledon women's final on Saturday may have cost her millions in sponsorship income, according to experts who say the Canadian tennis star would have landed numerous seven-figure deals had she won.
"Champions (project) hard work, humility, perseverance, and those are all qualities and attributes other brands like to associate with," said Vijay Setlur, who teaches sports marketing at York University.
While the Westmount, Que., native did reach the final — the furthest a Canadian has ever gone at the world's most prestigious tennis competition — it only showed the 20-year-old has potential, and that is not enough, Setlur said.
"Once that potential is realized, then more brands will present offers or partnerships because you're dealing now with an athlete that's proven."
While Bouchard has never won a Grand Slam — the four most important tournaments in professional tennis, including Wimbledon — she has reached a Grand Slam semifinal two other times and also won the 2012 Wimbledon junior competition.
Cary Kaplan, president and owner of the marketing firm Cosmo Sports, agreed that Bouchard will need a championship to "catapult" her earnings potential, but predicted her future is bright.
Bouchard's marketing appeal is not just the result of her run at Wimbledon, and goes beyond her performance on the tennis court.
"She's charismatic," he said. "She is very focused. You don't have the impression that she will wilt away."
Bouchard's current sponsors include Coca-Cola Canada, sportswear giant Nike, French tennis firm Babolat, Rogers Communications and Ontario packaged chicken producer Pinty's Delicious Foods.
While the deals' financial details are not publicly known, Bouchard is expected to get $1.6 million in prizes for her performance on Saturday. Her agent did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
Despite the fact Bouchard did not capture the big prize at Wimbledon, being a runner-up would also significantly boost her earnings in future contracts, said Richard Powers, a University of Toronto sports marketing professor.
Sponsorship contracts usually come with performance bonuses, and now that Bouchard has proven herself a serious Grand Slam contender, she will likely be able to command a higher rate, he said, adding that she is young, and has been training at a high level since she was 12.
"She has the potential to win and she wants to win, and she's not content at being runner-up," Powers said.
Bouchard has another chance this summer to give her marketability a big boost with the next big event on the tennis calendar, the U.S. Open.
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Tidal Bay got up in the final strides to land what looked an unlikely victory in a thrilling renewal of the Lexus Chase at Leopardstown.
Ruby Walsh got an amazing run out of the Paul Nicholls-trained gelding to pass several rivals on the run-in to give owner Graham Wylie a second Grade One on the card after Back In Focus took the Topaz Chase.
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The Neil Mulholland-trained Midnight Chase made the running with Hidden Cyclone and Quito De La Roque on his heels and Tidal Bay held up in the rear.
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Nicholls said: "The extra two furlongs at Cheltenham will suit him well. He's in the form of his life for an 11-year-old. Roll on Cheltenham."
Wylie said: "This is up there with Inglis Drever. Back In Focus and now Tidal Bay. Both looked like they were beat over the last and both came with a great run in the end and just nicked it. I thought our fella was cooked four out, but then he started to come again. He's just got guts that horse. Paul has done an amazing job with him and Ruby as well. He gave him a great ride because you have to be patient."
Walsh said: "He jumped the second-last well and I got through the gap going to the last. He was really finishing and I thought I had a chance of getting to them. He was a bit flat-footed at the last and he took time to pick up, but when he did he started to fly and I guess 100 yards down I was thinking I was going to get there.
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Flashbacks of the late, great Artie Beetson will no doubt feature on the Suncorp Stadium big screens when Queensland honours their inaugural skipper at the 100th State of Origin tonight.
But Maroons captain Cameron Smith hoped memories of the legendary Mal Meninga would be sparked by fellow Queensland centre Greg Inglis in the series opener.
In what loomed as an emotional night, Queensland were tipped to don the plain maroon design of the inaugural 1980 side in the historic match that would also tip its hat to ''the godfather of Origin'' Beetson by retiring his No 11 jersey for the night.
''For us old blokes, it's a significant moment,'' said 32 Origin game veteran-come-reigning eight-time series winning Maroons coach Meninga.
''(To honour) game 100, especially being involved in the first one, we have to play well.''
And Smith believed the key to a fitting Beetson tribute would be a stirring Meninga impersonation by that man Inglis.
Already Origin's greatest try scorer with 15 from 21 games, Inglis, 27, has been tipped to run amok in game one by Smith - as long as he got an early taste of the action.
''People say he is a lot like Mal,'' Smith said of Inglis.
''Back in the day, if the opposition kept him (Meninga) quiet he would not do too much damage, but if you gave him early ball he will terrorise you all day.
''We would be silly not to give him (Inglis) early ball.
''We have seen in the past if we do (give him early ball) out wide he can cause a lot of damage.
''But we are not going to force it. We will play smart.''
A man who rubbed shoulders with Meninga in the original 1980 Origin side - Queensland No 1 Colin Scott - admitted he was feeling a sense of deja vu watching Inglis.
''You can see it when he gets the ball in his hands,'' he said of Inglis' similarities with Meninga.
''Queensland have been blessed with some great centres.
''But with Greg, the more ball he gets in his hands the more damage he is going to create.
''Some guys are just made for Origin.
''NSW are going to have to counteract that - by the way, good luck to them.''
Scott added: ''I am just glad I am not around today because I don't think I would get a run.''
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Played 32
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Daniel's Jewelers
2200 W. Florida Ave. #120, Hemet, CA 92545 2200 W. Florida Ave. #120, Hemet Directions
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