I'm disappointed to have to come here to defend myself, but equally I can't sit around and let these lies you're spouting affect my companies reputation.
Firstly, you contacted us over 24 hours after the 7-day deadline. I politely pointed out that you'd missed the deadline and offered a goodwill credit note, which I was in no way obliged to do.
Your response was both arrogant and bullying (in a similar vein to this thread in fact) and I will not be bullied into issuing a refund.
As for the reason why you couldn't attend. Here's your original email :-
"Unfortunately I will be unable to attend Donington next week due to work commitments that have just arisen."
If you choose not to furnish me with the truth about why you can't attend the event then that's your choice, but don't use the sick granny to try and drum up forum support afterwards - that's pathetic.
Interestingly, your last email to me said you were going to attend on Monday after all rather than lose your money. It'll be interesting to see if you do turn up as it clearly shows where your priorities lie!
For the record, it is *incredibly* rare for us to refuse a refund or credit note - in any circumstances. A polite and appreciative approach goes a long way.
Jonny
BaT
Firstly, you contacted us over 24 hours after the 7-day deadline. I politely pointed out that you'd missed the deadline and offered a goodwill credit note, which I was in no way obliged to do.
Your response was both arrogant and bullying (in a similar vein to this thread in fact) and I will not be bullied into issuing a refund.
As for the reason why you couldn't attend. Here's your original email :-
"Unfortunately I will be unable to attend Donington next week due to work commitments that have just arisen."
If you choose not to furnish me with the truth about why you can't attend the event then that's your choice, but don't use the sick granny to try and drum up forum support afterwards - that's pathetic.
Interestingly, your last email to me said you were going to attend on Monday after all rather than lose your money. It'll be interesting to see if you do turn up as it clearly shows where your priorities lie!
For the record, it is *incredibly* rare for us to refuse a refund or credit note - in any circumstances. A polite and appreciative approach goes a long way.
Jonny
BaT

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