Gives neighbour a knock, and they have my DBA discs.> So what the bloody hell do Business Post have for me?>

Only other thing I'm expecting is the Whiteline kit from the US, but> that hasn't been shipped yet.>

Goes to collect this morning, gets in the car, tears open the box, and> inside are 5 (yes 5) sets of 4 Buddy club alloy deep reach tapered wheel> nuts. Address on the label is mine. But that is only the business post> shipping label. no billing info, no invoice, no shipping paperwork, and> I haven't ordered anything from SPD Automotive before. They are the UK> Buddy club, Toyo and Ultralite wheel distributors/import­ers though,> which is very odd. I may in the past have enquired about wheels for the> Celica, but I certainly haven't ordered from them.>

What to do?> I know legally I should contact them and ask for a post paid return> shipping label, and give them chance to arrange for them to be picked up> or posted back. Don't even know if they would fit the Celica and why> would I need 5 sets anyway?> --

What to do?> I know legally I should contact them and ask for a post paid return> shipping label, and give them chance to arrange for them to be picked up> or posted back.>

For people who have 5 stud wheels probably.>

They're no use to you, send em back (at their expense naturally).>

"Sleeker GT Phwoar" <carl.robson@bounci­ng-czechs.com> wrote in message> news:MPG.1cd437e57f­cd78ca98972a@news.in­dividual.net...> > Got home from work, and there is a TNT card saying parcel left with> > Neighbour, and a Business Post card saying collect from depot.> >

That's what i'd do but give them a time scale. Maybe 10 days then eBay them> or something if no response.>

why would I need 5 sets anyway?

5 sets of 4 - either someone ordering for 5 or 6 stud wheels, or with a 4x4 > wanting to put them on the spare on the carrier.>

In article <N-OdnY8VQ4oN7_ffRV­n-ug@karoo.co.uk>, >news@timkemp.karoo­.co.uk says...>> Sleeker GT Phwoar wrote:>>

it dawned on me after a posted, 5x4nuts, is the same as 4x5 stud wheels, >like what I got.>

Weird thing is, there was no delivery note in the package.]

I think it is an error. They've mixed you up with someone else.>

Let them know and you might get a present for being honest.>

What to do?> I know legally I should contact them and ask for a post paid return> shipping label, and give them chance to arrange for them to be picked up> or posted back. Don't even know if they would fit the Celica and why> would I need 5 sets anyway?> -- > Carl Robson

They're no use to you, send em back (at their expense naturally).>

If after I contact them, they don't send a postage lable >or whatever, or>arrange pickup, they go on Fleabay.>

Reckon if I was to do a Ј10 a set, with Ј5 postage >should see me right.

Oh I'm going to ring Monday. Though how they could have mixed me up,> when I've never ordered from them before I don't know.>

They might have got my name from an email enquiry, but how would they> know my address to send to, and where is the delivery paper work.>

This is kind of spooking me.> -- > Carl Robson> "Sorry Sir the meatballs are orf"> (The poster formerly known as Skodapilot)> http://www.bouncing­-czechs.com

They're no use to you, send em back (at their expense naturally).>

"Sleeker GT Phwoar" <carl.robson@bounci­ng-czechs.com> wrote in message > news:MPG.1cd441defd­e3bfef98972c@news.in­dividual.net...> In article <3cuo0hF6oq3jrU1@in­dividual.net>, dan405@SdanPontAher­Mun.com> says...>

If after I contact them, they don't send a postage lable or whatever, or> arrange pickup, they go on Fleabay.>

legally you have to wait 6 months from the point of you telling them that > you didnt order them before they are legally yours to sell on fleabay etc.>

Steve >

Ebay TBH.>

Mason >

legally you have to wait 6 months before they are > legally yours

In article <426b0ad4$0$537$ed2­619ec@ptn-nntp-reade­r03.plus.net>, >rmason@plusdotnet says...>>

Once they are legally mine, thats probably what I'll do.

Unsolicited goods.>

Where I work people send stuff back all the time that they could have> legally kept because someone picked the wrong item and there's no way> to trace where it went to either and we're talking 100's of ВЈ in some> cases... ­>

Mark S.>

No you don't.>

If you receive them directly in your name, but you didn't order them,> then they are yours *immediately*.>

There is no onus on you to either pay for them or, more importantly,> return them.

Lordy's right. Unsolicited goods, are yours to keep for free.>

In this case though, I'd be returning them to the sender (at their expense, > obviously) as a gesture of goodwill - it sounds like a genuine mistake has > been made. >