The Money Mustache Community
Other => Off Topic => Topic started by: GuitarStv on March 27, 2019, 02:47:36 PM
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I bought something online. It cost 6$ and I wanted two of them so 12$ total. Shipping for the order was 10$, which was kinda steep but I couldn't find the item easily nearby. So I submitted my order.
Then a couple days later I got the email confirming that the order would be shipping out. Which was followed by an email saying that they were out of stock, and asking if I would like store credit or a refund for the item. So I asked for a refund for the item.
This was followed by an email saying that they were going to ship out one item. Shipping for the order is 10$. I contacted them back saying that I didn't want the item because the shipping was too high. I'd be happy to pay 5$ shipping for 1 6$ item.
Eight hours later they have sent me an email saying that they've shipped the item and will be charging me 10$ shipping.
Yeah, it's just 5$ . . . but this has kinda pissed me off. My initial inclination is to refuse to accept the item from the post office and do a charge back on my credit card for the order. Thoughts?
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How well known is the company?
It seems like a great way to get $32 for 2 items instead of $22 for 2 items. I'd refuse the package and get a charge back, personally.
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Hum, how hard is it to do a chargeback in Canada?
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Hum, how hard is it to do a chargeback in Canada?
Guess I'm about to find out.
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I bought an item from Amazon - a manual kitchen knife sharpener.
It was slightly different from the description and pic, but it works (quite well even) except for the scissors sharpening function (which I wasn't interested in anyway).
I tried to do a review on Amazon. I got "Reviews are blocked..." But they are still selling them!!
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I would refuse to accept and charge back that thing solely out of principle.
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Hum, how hard is it to do a chargeback in Canada?
Guess I'm about to find out.
I agree. It really p*sses me off when someone does that.