OK, thanks for the advice. I have checked online due to the "purchased online, I must deal with it online" routine they gave me in the shop. I thought they must own maybe a number of shops plus an online only business (that is the impression they gave me). I'm not much good at detective work, especially when it comes to computers and the internet but I found this information:- Name & Registered Office: PROLINE INTERNET LIMITED APARTMENT 5 CLIFTON HOUSE CYNCOED ROAD CARDIFF CF23 5SL Company No. 05042773 It looks like they own just the one shop, where online sales are made from? So if that was the case it makes it even stranger they pointed me to their website when their website and their shop are one? I wonder if somebody might be able to double check if I am right with the details above. I plan on visiting the shop tomorrow and having a quiet word with them, along with taking the scooter with me. Thanks again Clare

Thanks for your reply, Pro-line says that I "Legally" have to let them repair the scooter before I could even consider a refund. They said if I was to buy a new car and it developed a fault I would have to have a repair, not a refund. Well, this is a scooter, not a car. If I refused them a repair option (99% due to their stinking attitude and inconvenience I have already had to endure) and if for example in the worst case scenario I decided to claim via the courts, is it possible then that a judge would say, "well Mrs....legally you had to accept a repair first, case dismissed!" Or would it go more in my favour for a refund? Sorry I'm still a little confused. "Repair, Replace, Refund", in other words I'm trying to understand if it's my choice which one or the shops choice? If you get my meaning. Thanks.

Hi all I am just looking for a bit of advice if anybody can help please. I purchased a £148 Stunt Scooter for my son from Pro-line Skates Online towards the end of November this year (2014) just a few weeks ago basically. When the scooter arrived we noticed the 'Grip-tape' was faulty. As I was going into town I thought I would pop into the store for them to replace the grip-tape. I was told that as I bought the scooter online they could not help me (even though it's the same business!) and I would need to go through the website to fix the problem. I did and I was sent a generic grip-tape which I cut to size. Sadly, this was not the end of the problems for this scooter. Nearly two weeks ago the scooter started to make horrible sounding clicking noises when the handlebar was turned. I made sure the bolts were tight etc, but the problem persisted. I emailed Pro-line skates and didn't receive a response. I emailed again, and again no response. I thought give and take for the holidays. I then finally received a response (Today) and was told to take it to their shop, another 10 mile round journey. I emailed back and said what happened the first time and I wasn't going to go back to the shop again to be told the same thing. Rather than saying the shop was wrong for turning me away they told me I never visited the shop and called me a liar! I figured that was a bit extreme as all I wanted was for them to pick the scooter up and repair it, at their expense for a change. Due to their stinking attitude I had a change of heart and decided I now wanted a full refund instead and they could stick their repairs somewhere else! I was not so politely told that in no way was I ever going to get any refund and "Legally" I have no right to a refund but "MUST" accept a repair. Maybe they are right, I don't know - but I do know I am extremely angry about this. I would have been happy for a repair but being called a liar really wound me up. Sorry if I've gone on a bit. Can anybody advise whether I must accept a repair, again at my cost travelling, or would I be entitled to a refund? Thanks for reading and any help. Clare