Auto Globe Ltd 

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I bought my car was very clean good service ontime delivery

Delivered on time by ubaid Jr. Very friendly and patient.

Mr kj delivered our car which we bought from autoglobe Ltd, very happy and satisfied with thier service I highly recommend autoglobe for used cars and vans

Naeem
On time drlivery

Very good experience with them very thing was clear from start satisfied

This is a review for delivery on the vehicle. Driver took the phone out of purchasers hand and wrote THEIR OWN review.
Not even given time to test out the car ourselves just given a false review.

Had great experience in auto globe and jr was excellent with his service

I had a great experience at autoglobe Ltd today where I went to buy Peugeot boxer. I highly recommend this company for used cars and vans mr kj is the best sales man

Great service by jr thanks

Excellent service by Manzoor many thanks to all team

Mr kj helped me to choose a van i am very happy with his customer service. I recommend autoglobe for used cars and vans

Ubaid jr was very helpful, polite , knowledgeable and efficient . Excellent service .

Mr kj is very professional and humble person, he has very good customer service skills I recommend autoglobe for used cars and vans

On time delivery perfectly communicate by manzoor professional staff good price range highly recommend

Good experiences highly recommended manzoor good deal with me satisfaction overall

Very good service from Sara, she made us feel welcome and took the time to explain everything very carefully. Lovely experience buying our new car :)

Very dodgy stay well clear first thing they say is no returns even though a dealer trader has a 30 day return by law they seem to think this doesn't apply to them absolute time wasters. Just for your information as u seem to not know the rules....Under UK government rules, it is generally illegal for dealers to display "no returns" or "no refunds" signs, as these attempt to restrict a consumer's statutory rights. While shops do not have to accept returns for non-faulty items, they must offer a full refund if an item is faulty, not as described, or does not do what it's supposed to.

GOV.UK
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Here is a breakdown of government rules on returns based on the Consumer Rights Act 2015 and Consumer Contracts Regulations 2013:
1. Faulty or Misdescribed Items
If a product is faulty, broken, not fit for purpose, or not as described, you have the following rights, regardless of what the dealer says:
0-30 Days: You have a legal right to reject the item and get a full refund.
30 Days - 6 Months: You are entitled to a repair or replacement. If that fails, you can ask for a refund.
6 Months+: You may still be entitled to a repair or replacement, but you may need to prove the fault was present at the time of purchase.
Second-hand Goods: If bought from a dealer (not a private seller), they must be in satisfactory quality based on their age and price.

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2. "No Returns" Policies
Illegal Notices: Signs saying "no refunds" or "sold as seen" are unlawful attempts to remove statutory rights and are considered misleading under the Consumer Protection from Unfair Trading Regulations 2008.
Refusing Returns: If a dealer refuses to take back a faulty item, they are breaking the law.
Goodwill Policies: If a shop has a voluntary returns policy (e.g., "30 days to return if you change your mind"), they must honor it.

Business Companion
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3. Online/Distance Sales (No-Fault Returns)
If you bought an item online, by phone, or by mail order, you have stronger rights under the Consumer Contracts Regulations 2013:
14-Day Cooling-off Period: You have the right to cancel your order for any reason within 14 days of receiving it.
14-Day Return Window: Once you notify them of the cancellation, you have another 14 days to return the goods.
Exceptions: This does not apply to personalized items, perishable goods, or unsealed software/hygiene products.

Money Saving Expert
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4. What to Do if a Dealer Refuses
Quote the Law: Inform them of the Consumer Rights Act 2015 (for faults) or Consumer Contracts Regulations (for online sales).
Report to Trading Standards: Misleading signs or unfair treatment can be reported.
Section 75/Chargeback: If you paid by credit/debit card, you may be able to claim a refund through your card provider.

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Summary Table of Rights
Scenario In-Store (Non-Faulty) Online (Non-Faulty) Faulty Item (Store or Online)
Right to Refund No (Unless policy says) Yes (Within 14 days) Yes (Within 30 days)
"No Returns" sign Illegal Illegal Illegal
Returns Cost Customer pays Customer pays (usually) Dealer pays
Note: For used cars, the dealer must abide by the same 30-day "right to reject" rule if the car is faulty, regardless of "sold as seen" clauses. And yes shaz I did raise this with two of your employees one didn't seem to no the rules and one said categorically no to my face wen I ask about the 30 day rule so u need to change your policy's and I don't appreciate taking time off work to visit a dealer who isn't following the law it's misleading and very poor service.end of sort out your Policies if you are a dealer or trader and saying no returns isn't a get around do your research..

Sarah was very helpful and polite

Amazing service by jr on delivering my van thanks to him lovely man to deal with.