tc008@zeus.unomaha.edu (10/03/90)
Ok. I bought some ram a couple months ago, after buying them through mail order I realized I could get them at a better place. They already sent it. I cancelled my order. So, my question is: Can they reallygive me an invoice for restocking even if I never really received them. It never touched my hands. $71 is quite a bit for not receiving a thing. If I didn't pay them, is it known for mail order companies to sue for under $71.
jhc00614@uxa.cso.uiuc.edu (10/03/90)
Wait a minute, if you never received it, they never sent it.
IAt most, they would have taken it off a shelf and wrapped it. I can't
see a business charging you $71 for that.
If you paid w/ a credit card, call the bank and dispute the charges.
Jasonbin@primate.wisc.edu (Brain in Neutral) (10/04/90)
From article <1895.27087c29@zeus.unomaha.edu>, by tc008@zeus.unomaha.edu: | Ok. I bought some ram a couple months ago, after buying them through mail order | I realized I could get them at a better place. They already sent it. I | cancelled my order. So, my question is: Can they reallygive me an invoice for | restocking even if I never really received them. It never touched my hands. | $71 is quite a bit for not receiving a thing. | | If I didn't pay them, is it known for mail order companies to sue for under | $71. They'd probably prefer to ruin your credit rating. -- Paul DuBois dubois@primate.wisc.edu "Was all of this because I wore a big man's hat?"