Hi
Wonder if someone could help! Last week we ordered a mobility scooter from a reputable (we hope!!) company and paid for their unwrapping/set up service. This is where two of their team deliver if, take it out of the packaging and plug it in to charge.
As soon as my dad saw it out of the box he knew it wasn't going to be suitable as it was too low and too difficult for him to get on. It sat in the hallway all weekend un-used while he thought about it but then decided it really had to go back.
I got in touch with the company today to arrange a return and got a somewhat cold email saying that I'd need to provide full evidence that it had not been used before they'd 'consider a return'. This means a full set of photographs, front, back and sides, photos of the wheels and then a photo in the actual packaging too.
We were going to pay extra for their professional re-packaging/courier service (my dad's disability means he's unable to do this and there's no family members there in the next couple of days to assist). So obviously we can't send them pictures of it in its original packaging.
Now obviously they'll want to be sure the product is re-sellable and hasn't been used (fair enough) but just wanted to check what our rights are under law? If we send photos and they refuse to issue a return because it's not in the box that they unwrapped, that seems a bit pernickety?
It's not been used and has just sat there charging so I have full confidence it's 100% resellable. Hopefully I won't have a fight on my hands here but just wondering if we do have any rights under returning it within 14 days?
Thanks so much!