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I'd say sending them the affidavit and offering them a full refund for the return of the machines is a great idea. By far the least hassle for you, and will put them on the spot if they have been telling lies. If you end up having to give them the refund, you will be no worse off than you were before the sale (assuming they don't damage the machines, of course). But I know nothing about the legal issues (if any) around all this. Citizens Advice might help if you run into further difficulties? Good luck! -
The point is that these door to door sellers are doing it under false pretences, and claiming to be part of a project that doesn't exist.
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thanks for your helpful PM with feedback, Angelina. So far the update is, going to do an affidavit regarding the fact that the machines were working when they picked them up and email that to them together with an offer of a full refund if they wish to return everything. My instinct is they are trying to call my bluff to get a discount as I know they were very keen to get hold of this particular machine which they then planned to refurb. It would still be helpful to have more advice / feedback if anyone else would like to reply. -
https://www.southwark.gov.uk/bins-and-recycling/general-household-waste/clinical-and-healthcare-waste
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