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Legal advice: What to do if the motorcycle parts you order don't turn up

Chris Dabbs, 06 November 2009 16:21

What do you do if you order some motorbike parts, pay for them in full and then they aren’t delivered? Firstly telephone them to give them seven days to deliver the goods or provide a full refund, failing which you can tell them you will issue court proceedings in the small claims court for your losses. Assuming they ignore you, ...

Buyers outside of the UK

Anonymous, 17 August 2009 19:15

I have recently been emailed about my bike from a potential 'French' buyer, it appears that all of the delays in the emails back and forth I must say on his part, have been bogus. I have been waiting for the 'bankers draft' for 2 weeks and he has fooled me into believing his intentions to be genuine. I suppose ...

What to do if you disagree with your MoT

Marc Abbott, 05 August 2009 16:35

If you're not happy with the way your MoT test was conducted you should get in contact with your local Vehicle and Operator Services Agency (VOSA) office, who administer the test. There should be a poster at the test station with the office address, or you can ring the MoT enquiry line on 0845-600-5977. You'll also need a form VT17 ...