Bon, ça n’évolue pas bien voici leur dernière réponse où ils soutiennent qu’ils sont dans la légalité. J’aurai du checker leurs CGVs en amont, j’avais pas vu cela mais ça m’étonne :
"Dear,
First of all, no. We are in our right as we also consulted an advocate before setting up our terms.
Our terms clearly states that: CrowdFinder - The place to be for the best deals for board games
In the event of a cancellation after 14 days, storage costs may also be charged if an order is placed that cannot be dispatched immediately due to a pre-order or back-order. The amount of the storage costs can be up to 30% of the total amount of the products in stock.
We even got a juridical audit last week, and everything was correct.
We can charge stock costs, as it was over a longer period of time. You surely have the right to cancel your order but we may charge costs associated with it.
We do not like fighting about that matter as we always want to solve it in a way we both are happy with.
We are known for our excellent customer service in case of problems, but it has boundaries. As a company it is not possible to do everything for free.
We are not a charity.
Your offer is nice but shipping costs to France is only 9.99 euro above 100 euro.
As we want to stay friends, and no fighting and despite we are fully in our right we still want to do something for you.
Our offer is:
We refund you 139 euro for Merchants Cove (that’s coming in tomorrow by the way - finally it cleared customs), and the rest in the form of a coupon code. You can use the coupon code to order other games.
Code will be valid for two years. You can order for a friend, anything you like.
So basically you get a full refund that way."
Je suis partagé entre l’envie de me battre et l’envie d’accepter car ça me fatigue…bon et puis un code sur 2 ans, c’est pas comme si je pourrai pas le dépenser…même si cela me fait un peu mal de leur redonner de l’argent…