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Hi. Before you bother ready, this has NOTHING to do with wrestling, okay. I just decided to post it in this forum for some reason. Oh, and don't laugh at my chest size. If you laugh, you're gay. There.
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From :: DW
To :: Suzie Beswick
Subject :: Home and away shirts...
Hi.
I've just recieved my Wycombe shirts which I ordered online. They are both 30"/32". The home shirt, although slightly short, fits me fine. The away shirt is longer then the home shirt, but the sleeves are much shorter. This one doesn't fit me. I'm really annoyed about this, especially since they are both the same size and the home one fits me.
I was charged £5 for the postage and packing, and now I will have to pay the petrol to get to High Wycombe to return my away shirt. I don't want to send the shirt back, as that would cost me too. I'm also annoyed that I've basically been conned into paying an extra £10 just to get the next size up. Is that how you make your money, by making the away shirts smaller then the home?
If I do take it back to Wanderers in Town, will I still have to pay for the extra size and will I get my p&p back? Quite frankly, I am not very pleased with the service that has been provided. Not only was the package just left lying on my doorstep for a good few hours (which I understand isn't your fault), the away shirt packaging had already been ripped open.
I'm not trying to sound rude, I just want to be set straight. Like I have just posted on the Wycombe Wanderers Message Board, if this isn't sorted in a way which I will be satisfied, I'll be sending both shirts back and never giving Wycombe my money again. I don't want to have to resort to that, and I hope that you understand how angry I am.
Thank you in advance if you manage to sort this out.
Gary Broughton.
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There, I've just let off my steam on some poor woman who has to read lots of complaints each day.
Oh, and the Wycombe home shirt is just class. I sooooooo love it. Lovely fabric, top look. Only disapointing thing is that it doesn't fit me too well either, as I'm moving into the big boy section :cD I'll pay the extra tenner for the home shirt, but not the away. I'm cool with giving my money to the club, but not when they give me two 30"/32" that are totally different size wise. Ah well, I get to make a trip to Wanderers in Town on Saturday, I think. Which means name and numbers on the back. Whoooo...
Thanks for laug...reading my email. :cD
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From :: DW
To :: Suzie Beswick
Subject :: Home and away shirts...
Hi.
I've just recieved my Wycombe shirts which I ordered online. They are both 30"/32". The home shirt, although slightly short, fits me fine. The away shirt is longer then the home shirt, but the sleeves are much shorter. This one doesn't fit me. I'm really annoyed about this, especially since they are both the same size and the home one fits me.
I was charged £5 for the postage and packing, and now I will have to pay the petrol to get to High Wycombe to return my away shirt. I don't want to send the shirt back, as that would cost me too. I'm also annoyed that I've basically been conned into paying an extra £10 just to get the next size up. Is that how you make your money, by making the away shirts smaller then the home?
If I do take it back to Wanderers in Town, will I still have to pay for the extra size and will I get my p&p back? Quite frankly, I am not very pleased with the service that has been provided. Not only was the package just left lying on my doorstep for a good few hours (which I understand isn't your fault), the away shirt packaging had already been ripped open.
I'm not trying to sound rude, I just want to be set straight. Like I have just posted on the Wycombe Wanderers Message Board, if this isn't sorted in a way which I will be satisfied, I'll be sending both shirts back and never giving Wycombe my money again. I don't want to have to resort to that, and I hope that you understand how angry I am.
Thank you in advance if you manage to sort this out.
Gary Broughton.
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There, I've just let off my steam on some poor woman who has to read lots of complaints each day.
Oh, and the Wycombe home shirt is just class. I sooooooo love it. Lovely fabric, top look. Only disapointing thing is that it doesn't fit me too well either, as I'm moving into the big boy section :cD I'll pay the extra tenner for the home shirt, but not the away. I'm cool with giving my money to the club, but not when they give me two 30"/32" that are totally different size wise. Ah well, I get to make a trip to Wanderers in Town on Saturday, I think. Which means name and numbers on the back. Whoooo...
Thanks for laug...reading my email. :cD
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Now THATS a protest!
Sit outside the shop NAKED!
:cD
I'll sit outsode the shop in protest. Hoho.
I'll sit outsode the shop in protest. Hoho.
To get it sorted, chain yourself naked outside the shop to some railings.
Hahahaha! You tell them! Fight the power and all that! :D
Hi. Before you bother ready, this has NOTHING to do with wrestling, okay. I just decided to post it in this forum for some reason. Oh, and don't laugh at my chest size. If you laugh, you're gay. There.
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From :: DW
To :: Suzie Beswick
Subject :: Home and away shirts...
Hi.
I've just recieved my Wycombe shirts which I ordered online. They are both 30"/32". The home shirt, although slightly short, fits me fine. The away shirt is longer then the home shirt, but the sleeves are much shorter. This one doesn't fit me. I'm really annoyed about this, especially since they are both the same size and the home one fits me.
I was charged £5 for the postage and packing, and now I will have to pay the petrol to get to High Wycombe to return my away shirt. I don't want to send the shirt back, as that would cost me too. I'm also annoyed that I've basically been conned into paying an extra £10 just to get the next size up. Is that how you make your money, by making the away shirts smaller then the home?
If I do take it back to Wanderers in Town, will I still have to pay for the extra size and will I get my p&p back? Quite frankly, I am not very pleased with the service that has been provided. Not only was the package just left lying on my doorstep for a good few hours (which I understand isn't your fault), the away shirt packaging had already been ripped open.
I'm not trying to sound rude, I just want to be set straight. Like I have just posted on the Wycombe Wanderers Message Board, if this isn't sorted in a way which I will be satisfied, I'll be sending both shirts back and never giving Wycombe my money again. I don't want to have to resort to that, and I hope that you understand how angry I am.
Thank you in advance if you manage to sort this out.
Gary Broughton.
-------------------
There, I've just let off my steam on some poor woman who has to read lots of complaints each day.
Oh, and the Wycombe home shirt is just class. I sooooooo love it. Lovely fabric, top look. Only disapointing thing is that it doesn't fit me too well either, as I'm moving into the big boy section :cD I'll pay the extra tenner for the home shirt, but not the away. I'm cool with giving my money to the club, but not when they give me two 30"/32" that are totally different size wise. Ah well, I get to make a trip to Wanderers in Town on Saturday, I think. Which means name and numbers on the back. Whoooo...
Thanks for laug...reading my email. :cD
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From :: DW
To :: Suzie Beswick
Subject :: Home and away shirts...
Hi.
I've just recieved my Wycombe shirts which I ordered online. They are both 30"/32". The home shirt, although slightly short, fits me fine. The away shirt is longer then the home shirt, but the sleeves are much shorter. This one doesn't fit me. I'm really annoyed about this, especially since they are both the same size and the home one fits me.
I was charged £5 for the postage and packing, and now I will have to pay the petrol to get to High Wycombe to return my away shirt. I don't want to send the shirt back, as that would cost me too. I'm also annoyed that I've basically been conned into paying an extra £10 just to get the next size up. Is that how you make your money, by making the away shirts smaller then the home?
If I do take it back to Wanderers in Town, will I still have to pay for the extra size and will I get my p&p back? Quite frankly, I am not very pleased with the service that has been provided. Not only was the package just left lying on my doorstep for a good few hours (which I understand isn't your fault), the away shirt packaging had already been ripped open.
I'm not trying to sound rude, I just want to be set straight. Like I have just posted on the Wycombe Wanderers Message Board, if this isn't sorted in a way which I will be satisfied, I'll be sending both shirts back and never giving Wycombe my money again. I don't want to have to resort to that, and I hope that you understand how angry I am.
Thank you in advance if you manage to sort this out.
Gary Broughton.
-------------------
There, I've just let off my steam on some poor woman who has to read lots of complaints each day.
Oh, and the Wycombe home shirt is just class. I sooooooo love it. Lovely fabric, top look. Only disapointing thing is that it doesn't fit me too well either, as I'm moving into the big boy section :cD I'll pay the extra tenner for the home shirt, but not the away. I'm cool with giving my money to the club, but not when they give me two 30"/32" that are totally different size wise. Ah well, I get to make a trip to Wanderers in Town on Saturday, I think. Which means name and numbers on the back. Whoooo...
Thanks for laug...reading my email. :cD
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