In other words, refund coming back...?
216302
There are no penalties or interest charges if you do not file your taxes by April 17, 2006 when you have a refund coming or due you.  You have three years to file that return or forfeit your right to the refund, so I guess that would be a repercussion.  If you don't file the return within 3 years of the due date, you lose your refund!
539003
you will be charged overdraft fees\nbut when you return something it should go right on your account
204428
Try going to your bank.  Explain to the customer service rep what happened and tell them that you want your money back. The bank will make inquires into the transaction and demand from the company statements that gave them permission to take money out of the account.  Usually the bank will have info to this company.  If this fails then you are out of luck and you should report them for fraud to the police.
228138
Yeah they should refund you're $$$...sounds defective to me.
525708
*** hard to say...the return may backdate and it'll clear the overdraft up for u.  i'd talk to your bank if that's not the case...we can be pretty reasonable.
89199
I went through clickbank and I just went through my paypal account to contact them and asked for a refund on-line and recieved it within 2 days. Log into paypal.com , accounts or transactions to contact them.\nGood Luck!
78077
Provided it is within the guarentee/warranty period, and provided the fault was not brought on by yourself, also provided that the fault complies with the companies returns policy, and you can prove it is actually a faulty product, then there shouldn't be much of a problem, and you should be entitled to a full refund.
113021
Ask them, they may give you a partial refund.  Look at the fine print in your contract as there is often a pro-rata refund for cancellations.
526540
Request a refund from the vendor. If you get no reply, like my mom did when she ordered one of my college texbooks, then you can file a claim. E-bay will giving you a waiting period to get in contact with the vendor, after the period is over, you have the right to a claim. Filing a claim is a legal action that will help you get your money back. Your bank should be helpful in this process.
83336
you would go to YOUR STATE (Florida) department of revenue. Most of them have a number to call or can tell you right on their site where your refund is.
132715
it will be returned postage due...hopefully in time for you to mail it again so that it is not late. if you have another copy, better mail that one if you don't get the other back by april 15th.
454373
It means they paid you back...but, they paid you too much!  So, you still owe again!!!\n\nI would get with my Accountant or whom ever is paying your taxes and tell them to get on the ball and straighten this thing out... \n\nApparently they are not paying attention if your paying 2 - 3 times what you should be.. Or I would be seeking a different Accountant  PDQ!!!\n\nI wish you well..\n\nJesse
93139
You should contact the issuer (whether it's the result of a federal refund or a state refund) to find out whether they can issue a new check.
225577
If your waiting on a paper check, then yes, it's probably still in the works. However, if your concerned to make sure they got the return, or to make sure the check or direct deposit has not gone wrong, go to IRS.gov and find out the contact number for calling about your refund.\n\nEach state is completely responsible for collecting it's own taxes or doing refunds and completely disaggregate from the Federal IRS. Sounds like your state is on the ball.
63298
You have been in the business of repairing sewing machines.\nYou do not sell that product in the extra large size.\nAlthough the refund office is open from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., you cannot visit the office during the lunch hour.
150235
Go to irs.gov and click on wheres my refund.  You need the dollar amount, filing status and ss#.
138521
I would call SBC if I were you. I know friends who were overcharged and ended up getting a refund -- I think some companies overcharge on purpose, and then offer special discounts to customers who find out they've been overcharged -- because in the long run they make more money off of the customers who never realize they're being overcharged.